I think that sounds like a great idea, that's one of the two things
we'd like to see out there:
A comprehensive neutral JSP compliance test
A comprehensive neutral JSP benchmark test
There's been a lot of "this doesnt work in this, and this doesnt work in
that", which IMO hurts JSP (mainly due to it being such a new spec).
Our hands are pretty tied because we don't exactly fit in the "neutral"
category, but we'd still very much like them to exist.
/Magnus Stenman
Orion WebServer - http://orion.evermind.net
On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Richard Vowles wrote:
> Is Sun going to provide a compatability suite to test that a JSP server
> engine is compliant with the JSP 1.0 spec? As more organisations
> indicate that they are, surely the "buyer beware" would help if there
> was an official (or semi-official, if Sun won't do it, I am willing
> coordinate test scripts & testing) mechanism to know...
>
> Richard
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