Hi Kelsey,
From my experience it is probably the html since that is what gets
interpreted on the browser. What I do is have two different pc's, one with
Netscape 4.0 the other with IE 4 (you can have them on the same pc too) for
testing. Another way you can make sure they are compatable is to try putting
your html code on a test.html page and see how it looks. Believe me, myself
and others in this group share your pain. The last I heard is that IE is the
dominant browser but Netscape still makes up around 45%.
Tom Kochanowicz
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Subject: browser incompatibility
I am finally getting some servlets to work and go to test them on Netscape.
I am using html tags in a servlet to display the contents of a DB2 table.
Works fine on I.E. but none of the table portion displays when I run it
with Netscape. It is useless in my book if it doesn't run on both
browsers.
I can't determine if it is the classes I use to connect, the html potion, or
what.
If you have any suggestions they are greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Kelsey
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