On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, David Janszen wrote:
> One thought I have not seen expressed is that when the time comes
> that people who do not know how to set their CLASSPATH are very
> interested in servlets, this probably means that Nic, Milt et al are
> succeeding in their goal of popularizing servlets, which is a good
> thing.
[ ... ]
I feel I must add a caveat here. It's nice to be mentioned above (and
by Nic), but I know that my contributions toward servlet technology
are nowhere near what many others on this list (and not on it) have
done. People like Nic, Craig McLanahan, Jason Hunter, Hans Bergsten,
Justin Wells, the people at Sun, the people at Apache/JServ/Tomcat,
the people at ServletExec and JRun, and lots more whose names I can't
remember (and which I apologize for :-), have done so much to make
servlets and related technology available and useful for everyone. I
have tried to be helpful on this (and a couple of other
servlet-related lists I'm on), and I have been vocal about trying to
keep this list focussed, but others have done a lot more. In fact, I
wish I had more time (and ability) to contribute to some of the really
worthwhile projects going on.
Milt Epstein
Research Programmer
Software/Systems Development Group
Computing and Communications Services Office (CCSO)
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
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