I thought the same, but there are a few things against that:
1)I've looked at the returned JavaScript array when there are values missing.
They are indeed missing from the returned array - always the same ones.
2)Just updating Windows98 to Windows98 Second Edition fixed the problem. This
Hi grn,
You can decompress your ear file into a directory containing a whatever.jar and
whatever.war directory and load this decompressed directory structure to
JBOSS_HOME/server/config/deploy. At least you can with JBoss-3.2.0/Jetty. I'm
quite sure you can still do it with the latest JBoss,
Hi All,
I posted this to the Sun JSP forum but got no replies. My web-application runs
on JBoss-3.2.0/Jetty - I must first get comfortable with the latest
JBoss/Tomcat offering before I run something in it.
As this is a sticky problem there were no replies on the Sun JSP forum.
Anybody on
Thanks Raist_Majere,
It is most likely the (with SP2) that makes the difference.
I just installed Windows 98 SE Updates on the offending Windows 98 machine
which solved all problems.
Any idea what is behind this strange behaviour?
Chris
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