From: Christopher Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED] > All of this presumes that the effort required to install the validator > locally is near zero. I just went out to look and it honestly doesn't > look too hard to make work, but neither did their css validator which I > gave up on getting installed locally because of fighting with all of the > Java garbage. YMMV.
I have no idea but yes it looked easy and they claim it works on a wide variety of systems (including HP-UX). > Even if the HTML validator is easy to get going that doesn't mean that it > still isn't often easier to not install it. Honestly I could see using > this module when working on things at remote sites. It'd certainly be > easier to get the original poster's module installed than trying to figure > out whether OpenSP compiles on HP-UX or wait a month for my client to > approve adding software to their production linux system. When working > with a few TLA US goverment agencies the "mean time from begging to > getting actual software installed" is about ten months. Fair points except in this case you wouldn't be doing your clients any favours by making their production servers depend on a webservice that has no specified interface and no promises about availability. F -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .
