Hi Duane,
Look out for the upcoming 3.2 release of Tomcat which I believe fixes a large
number of bugs and should mean you have an easier time with the portability
issues.
You'll see linked from the website a number of email aliases pertaining to the
Tomcat development team - this is probably the best place to ask specific
questions about existing bugs in a release. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
probably the one you want to join. Its highly active and questions get
answered very quickly.
Hope this helps
- Danny
> I know Tomcat is the reference release for a servlet container, and it's got
> support from Sun, IBM, Apache,
> blah blah blah. I've taken some servlet and JSP and tag library software
> that I've been successfully running
> under Allaire's JRun and tried to bring the software up under Tomcat, and
> I'm rather frustrated. I expected
> to find a few portability problems -- that was one purpose of the exercise,
> in fact. What I didn't expect to
> find was poor documentation and lots of broken software at the Tomcat web
> site -- I can't get information
> about existing bugs, for example, and I can't submit a new bug report. (The
> 3.1 release doesn't appear to
> support the <description> tag under the <servlet> tag in web.xml.)
>
> Does anyone have suggestions on where to look for answers to Tomcat problems
> (other than this group, of course)?
>
> Duane Morse, Eldorado Computing Inc., Phoenix Arizona
>
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