bummer. the fix is in jswdk and pertains to a few jdk 1.1.x
java.io.File methods (eg getAbsolutePath()) which did not
norm the file seperator per the jdk standards. in jswdk, this
caused some subsequent string.equals() tests to fail.

the fix was to pass suspect File paths through a string
translation routine. in jswdk we introduced this call in 3
or 4 locations.

i guess it is possible that there are other calls which can
return erroneous calls on othe vendor provided vm's with
which we didn't catch but none-the-less i'm a bit suprised
this bug persists.

thx for the info. i'll keep my eyes open on this one.

- james

Geoff Soutter wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> Remember the unexpected 404 bug with JDK1.1 and JSDK2.1?
>
> Well, for those that are interested, I just discovered that if you use the
> M$ VM (jview), the 404 errors are still there, even in the JWSDK 1.0 (which
> was supposed to include a workaround).
>
> Since the MSVM is based on an early-ish version of 1.1 (1.1.4?), I suppose
> the early 1.1 versions may be broken too... not that anyone would use such
> an old version :-)
>
> (I feel almost like an M$ employee sometimes! Yuck!)
>
> Geoff
>
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