In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Jero me Jacobsen" writes: >You're a big name in the Java community. If you emailed
We must live in two different universes. >[EMAIL PROTECTED] do you think there's any chance they'd consider >changing this? I doubt it, especially this late in the process. But maybe >they'd consider your comment for a post 2.4. It would be hubris to think anyone would consider changing anything just because I make a suggestion. There are very smart people working on the spec with far more experience with Web applications than I have. I'm sure ASF members like Jason Hunter and Jon Stevens have pushed for changes long before any of us became aware of problems. My guess is that the reasons certain parts of the spec are recommendations instead of requirements are more political than technical. Someone on tomcat-dev may be able to explain why the class loading behavior is only recommended and not required, but the folks on the Servlet JSR expert group always seem to be under a gag order. daniel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
