Thanks for the comments Shawn,
> In general, JSTL requires that users know less, making its use easier.
> For instance, users of JSTL tags don't need to understand the lifecycle
> considerations associated with a JDBC Connection, Statement, or ResultSet;
Do you think it is better to encourage
On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Jayson Falkner wrote:
> Overall your opinion seems to be the JSTL tags would just be easier
> and accomplish the same thing. I tend to think they are not easier at
> all, just a different approach. Do you think it is wise to promote
> the use of these tags to new users? Espe
Thanks for the comments Hans.
> As Shawn and David, I think these types of actions make sense. It's
> dangerous to think that "one size fits all."
Agreed, but could you elaborate on your reasons? You didn't explain why
it is dangerous.
By "one size fits all", do you mean assuming everyone sh
My corporation's firewall blocks access to the port on cvs.apache.org for
CVS checkout. Is there some other way to access that set of software? Can a
download a zip file or something similar and then do a build from that
point?
-Original Message-
From: James Strachan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Hello all,
I'm using the mailer-taglib in our HP.
All works well when I send the mail to someone listed in our mail-server
(server: mail.xxx.de receipient: [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
But if I want to send to a different mail-server-user (f.e.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) then nothing happens.
Does anybody know
