> on the lab's walls with my head, the p. 290-291 example from
> J.Hunter's
> book as well as the similar example from j-nine refuse to work with
> NScape, unless you add a call to con.connect()
Not the first bug in Netscape code. Nor the last!
> To jh: It could be nice if the new version had a few (more:-)
> footnotes pointing to implementation bugs,
Footnotes is not the way to go. The bugs change way too often to record
them in hard copy -- plus you just know all bugs mentioned in footnotes
would immediately be fixed, so the footnotes would do no more than
encourage people to fix their bugs. Maybe that's good? :-) A better
solution would be a "bug bulletin board" on Servlets.com where people
could post confirmed bugs in implementations that affect servlet
developers. I've added it to my "futures" list for the site. If anyone
wants to write that webapp, feel free and I'll install it. (I just love
pluggable webapps.)
> speaking of all caps, can we see an updated footnote on server side
> includes syntax (p.27)?
Even better, all SSI syntax has been removed from the 2nd edition.
Plenty of more standard alternatives these days to talk about.
> In full disagreement with your suggested all caps,
> no quotes for the Java Web Server, JWS 1.x requires all lower case AND
> quotes, which accounts for another symmetric hole on the wall of the
> lab:-)
See point above about bugs never staying the same. :-)
-jh-
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