jon * wrote:
> > And as I've explained to you, we're talking NT, not Unix. Pay attention.
>
> And the person that posted with the problem was on Unix.
>
Ummm, what's the title of this post again?....
Yes, he was (eventually) going to Linux, but the problem was on NT.
>
> > In spite of what you may think, I'm no dummy, and neither is my co-worker with
> > the 15+ years of experience. This problem stumped us - chances are it will
> > stump many many other people.
>
> Wow. I didn't know that Java has been around for 15+ years. I'm sure that it
> will stump many many other people, so why don't you document the solution
> and add it to the FAQ-O-Matic for others to take advantage.
>
I don't recall saying he had 15 years of Java experience.... see 'Pay attention'.
>
> If you did not notice, this is a 100% volunteer project. I do all this work
> in my spare time and I do not get paid to do this work. Thank you very much,
> but I do update the documentation on an almost daily basis. Have you looked
> at the FAQ-O-Matic or website recently? I added a bunch of documentation to
> both the other day.
>
> Lastly, If you are not satisified, how about contributing a bit yourself and
> you update the documentation. I have spent quite a bit of time helping you
> out in private email and I have a policy of generally not doing that. I'm
> tired of working for you for free.
>
I did not ask you for the private email replies, you volunteered them - in fact,
you started them. And in spite of my tone, I do appreciate it.
What I don't appreciate is being patronized. I think I've highlighted an important
problem with inadequate documentation of certain key elements of JServ. Try to
reverse the situation. How would you feel being shat upon for pointing out
problems?
Maybe I'm not the most meticulous person when it comes to reading property files,
but given your initial replies to my problem which a re-read of my bug submission
would have clarified (and even this email), I don't believe I'm the only one.
I would be happy to help out with the project. I think JServ is an excellent
product & I would like to volunteer in any capacity that would be helpful. Upon
completion of this email I will update the FAQ-O-Matic with my thots on this
issue. However an even better approach would be to update the JServ properties
file with a more thorough explanation of wrapper.env.copy & wrapper.env.copyall.
I and everyone on this list appreciate the work that you do on JServ. If we
didn't, we wouldn't be subscribing. I hope you take this into account before
taking shots at others who discover problems & areas of improvement.
Burt.
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