We do some heavy duty stuff with JSP and Java and I would
offer two suggestions to keep your users and support folks
happier.
1 If you detect a down level JVM and you know that there
are functionality or usability issues with it, please
inform the user before they start.
2 Offer the ability to upgrade to the right version and
provide a gauge of how much time that it will take, as
some of the upgrades are huge.
Regards,
Jay
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.skybxx.com
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Subject: Re: [TriLUG] Serving Java Apps via Apache
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On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 08:51:42AM -0500, Jeremy Portzer wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 07:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Good Morning,
> >
>
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Jeremy is right. You don't need JSP's to do simple applets. If you want
some simple examples check out my java samples at:
http://www.skink.net/~davis/progs/java/
You can see an applet running and then you can click to the source for
my samples. If you get down to the swing section you can even see how
I put the magic string which tells the browser to autoinstall a jvm
on the client. Oh yeah, you do this by clicking view source in your
browser.
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Happy Trails
John F. Davis
ABC #6334 1992 R100GSPD Durham, North Carolina
http://www.skink.net
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