- From: Mahesh Joshi <mjoshi@kset.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 22:26:43 -0700
- To: Thornton Prime <thor1@themall.net>
- Cc: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>, www-jigsaw@w3.org
Hi, 1)Proxy Server Question: We have Jigsaw running as a Proxy Server(both 1.02 and 1.05). I am writting my own filter which implements PropRequestFilter.. Everything works perfectly fine except and life is very good. Question: When my filter generates a reply Object, the Reply objects MIME-TYPE is always set to text/html. How do I set it the "correct" Mime type of the Reply Object(i.e when my objects are not text/htmls..) I am looking into this and shall post a solution if I find one. If someone has done some digging in this area, I would really appreciate any help here. 2) Microsoft J++ 1.1 and Jview. We spent 4-5 days out here trying to build Jigsaw under J++ 1.1. Jigsaw doesnt compile cleanly with J++ and J++ still barfs at what other compilers consider legal Java code. We have compiled Jigsaw with Cafe and JDK and have had no problems. Anyway, after some understanding of the code and a few changes, we got a compile. Unf. the server didnt go anywhere with Jview.. We abandoned our efforts concluding that the changes we made to the src. were not correct. So we re-installed Jigsaw again and tried running with the default classes.zip. Jview was able to run the std. classes.zip but that came along with Jigsaw but we do run into the same probem that Thornton has mentioned. If we are lucky, the browser connects to it, but after a page or two, nothing happens... The browser cannot connect to the server. We have experienced no problems at all with any other JIT, they all run flawlessly.. BTW, 1.05 as proxy runs far quicker than 1.02. Thanks a lot for the speed improvement, Anselm... Mahesh Joshi Thornton Prime wrote: > > ---- > From: Anselm Baird_Smith <abaird@www43.inria.fr> > >Thornton Prime writes: > > > Has anyone else tried running Jigsaw under Microsoft's JVIEW.EXE Java > = > > > VM? > > > I have tried both 1.0- and 1.1-compatible versions of JVIEW, with and > = > > > without JIT support, on both Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0. In every = > > > case, it reports that it is loading properties, but never moves on to > = > > > report that it is listening. > > > Things work fine if I use the Sun JAVA.EXE or the Symantec JAVA.EXE. > > > I would like to use JVIEW so that I can run Jigsaw as a service under > = > > > NT. Furthermore, from what I can tell, JVIEW is the fastest JIT out = > > > there. > > > Any ideas? > ... > >I have a similar symptom when the PC is disconnected. You have to > >fiddle with the net config to make things work again (I am not sure > >though this is the problem, I now have visualj++ 1.1, and will try it > >asap) > > My PC is always connected, so don't think it is a networking problem. It is > obviously some flaw in the MS Java VM, but I can't tell where. > > I look forward to hearing what you find. > > Thornton -- Mahesh Joshi --------------------------------------------------------------- Mahesh Joshi {O} 415-254-5441 KnowledgeSet Corp. {H} 510-792-3955 mjoshi@kset.com http://www.kset.com/cdweb : Integrating your CD-ROM with the Web ----------------------------------------------------------------
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