Hi,
I don't wish to sound critical, but from the postings I've seen, and
personal experience I think the popularity of Jserv could be increased
by organising the documentation for us morons - I can see all the
relevant information is there (I have had Jserv running), but it's easy
to forget something (on another installation I've got myself in knots
over permissions). A step-by-step tree, with branches for different
platforms would be nice.
Regarding support for new versions etc. - given that it is a volunteer
effort, I think the progress is great (compares very well with M$
releases, which can be relied on to be late and buggy). Keep up the good
work!
Cheers,
Danny.
jon * wrote:
>
> > However, it's doesn't support jsdk2.1. :-<
>
> we are working on that as quickly as possible. since it is a volunteer
> effort and not a commercially produced product, any help with this would be
> appreciated.
>
> -jon
>
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