> From: jerome lacoste [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RELEASE NOTES wording/JNI
>
> Let's call:
> - conditionA code inside the web app
> - conditionB application is reloaded
>
> so that the text says:
>
> if (conditionA AND conditionB)
> then the issue appears
>
> if (!conditionA AND !conditionB)
> then the issue does not appear
>
> that doesn't seem to cover the full problem space.
To me, the wording does not explicitly include your second "if" clause, nor
does it need to. The first is explicit in the text, and therefore its negative
also applies:
if (!conditionA OR !conditionB)
then the issue does not appear
and that does cover the full problem space.
Clearly, if you never reload the webapp, you don't care (a variation on
Schrödinger's cat, perhaps); similarly, if the loadLibrary() call is outside
the webapp, you're safe.
- Chuck
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