- From: Bob Schader <rschader@product-des.com>
- Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 07:44:57 -0500
- To: Jigsaw List <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Found out today that the problem I am having seems to be because of something on my home system. I did not have the problem at all at work, everything worked as it was supposed to. So, then I found that my JDK at home was an older 1.3 Release candidate, so I un-installed it and installed the same JDK as on my work computer, which is 1.3.0_01. So now the only difference I can tell between the 2 systems is that one is Windows 2000 (the one that works), and the other one is WinNT 4.0 SP 6. I have found I even get the corruption using Winie's JWPut command line interface to upload a file now. I have also noticed that I also have some graphics refresh errors on my swing components, especially the menu bar, even with the new JDK installed. I see to actually be getting more errors using jwput than my own program, even after upgrading the JDK and rebooting. Funny, the connection at work is a full 100Mb, you'd think the faster transfer might be more prone to such errors! Yet the slower, 128Kb connection is the one giving me problems! Since this only appears to happen to me when trying to use the w3c client lib, is there some way I can tell it to do more error checking or something? Until this is resolved, I huess it's back to using native libcurls to do my uploads, as it hasn't failed yet. Bob Schader
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