At 10:17 AM 6/9/99 -0700, you wrote:
>> OK this might be a sweeping generalisation but, if your clients all use
>> Win98 with IE4 to access your servlet, try staying away from ApacheJServ.
>> From my experience IE4 truncates the data from servlet but Netscape
>> Navigator doesnt. Of course, the other option to using ApacheJServ is if
>> you're willing to install Navigator on all your client machines :)
>>
>> I've tried fixing up my Apache & ApacheJServ setup on the RH5.2 box, but to
>> date (around 1 and a half months of tweaking & re-installation) IE4 still
>> truncates the servlet output......
>>
>> Hope you will have better luck than me if you decided to go for
ApacheJServ.
>
>umm...Apache JServ works just fine for me with IE4 and Netscape. Could it
>somehow be a problem on YOUR end? ;-)
>
>-jon
>
I have some problem with IE4, but not with Netscape. I am not sure it is
the Apache/Jserv fault or it is IE4. I posted my question two weeks back
and got no response. Here I re-post it,
I use applet to talk to my servlet and use System.out.println to print some
(not much) info from servlet. When I use Netscapet 4.5 to pull up the page
containing applet, I can view the the output in the java console and the
applet comes up and works well.
If I use Internet Explorer 4.0, the applet is somehow stucked. There is
only several lines of print out in the Java Console. I typed 'm' in the
java console to see the memory usage and it tells me free memory is low. So
I type 'g' in the Java Console for Garbage Collection. After this it prints
outs more and hang again. A 'm' reveals memory again is low, so I have to
type 'g' for Garbage Collection. It then prints more. I have to do 'm' and
'g' several times until I get my print out for 'applet start' (I put a
print out in the applet start() method), both the explorer and Java Console
are freezed and not response to any typing.
What is the problem with IE 4.0? Why do I have to do manual Garbage
Collection? I am running Apache 1.3.6 with Jserv 1.05b on Solaris 2.6.
Thanks
Bing
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