Hmm. Well, now, after updating the Java on the deployment machine to
1.5 then telling it to default to 1.4, the new .woa runs <!> on the
deployment machine (though needed to fail a bunch of times before it
did).
Now however, I am back to the original programming problem of a
timestamp appearing as scientific notation in the SQL when adding new
data to the openbase database. I told the Java Preferences app to
use 1.4, and updated the openbase driver, just like I did on the
development machine, which worked there, but now on the deployment
machine it isn't.
The WO gods hate me.
Andrew
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