>I've found that Jetty is very good at following standards. In some cases, >the standards aren't well defined, or others (such as Tomcat) just flout >them. I've made adjustments in the past for this kind of situation and will >do so in the future, given sufficient details. Tapestry doesn't do anything >tricky with the servlet API, but there are occasions when the timing of >operations varies.
I am not against Jetty. I just happen to already have 4 appserver configurations on my machine, and dont want to add another one. One of my foremost criteria for my own apps - and libraries I use to build them - is appserver independence. Seeing a specific server mentioned all over the introductory documentation is something that makes me suspicious. >I'd be interested in seeing stack traces. Are you getting the stale session >page or some other error? I know others have deployed real Tapestry >applications using Resin (perhaps not the same version). I would have liked to see stack traces, too. In the first case, I get the stale session page (immediately, so something seems to fundamentally go wrong). In the second case, I see the crippled workspace screen (the display area is empty), and thats all. Note that I have not fiddeld with XML libraries (and would like to avoid doing so as long as possible). I am only keeping tapestry's and the contrib jar in resins lib directory. >> Under tomcat, I see errors in the console stating that page cleanup failed >with a NullPointerException (this happens when the session times out and the >SessionBindingListener callbacks fire). > >Again, stack traces would be useful. there wasnt much of a stack trace - anyway I'll get it as soon as I can get to the machine. I also noticed a peculiarity under tomcat with the IN10 page in the worbench demo. When switching languages, only the main display area was changed, whereas the tabs remsined unchanged. thanks, Christian __________________________________ DynaBEAN Consulting Engineering the Future www.dynabean.com _______________________________________________________________ Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Tapestry-developer mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tapestry-developer
