Re: What version of Servlets and JSP?

Yes - sorry

On 4/18/2009 5:21 AM, Adam Hardy wrote:
> You mean JSTL 1.2 surely? Just googled for JSTL 2.1 and got nowhere....
>
> Paul Copeland on 17/04/09 19:20, wrote:
>   
>> Hi Wolfgang,
>>
>> We actually couldn't get it to work at all due to class not found 
>> errors.  The problem is that the  servlet-api-2.4.jar conflicts with the 
>> 2.5 jar.  Also we were trying to use jstl 2.1 (which for some reason 
>> doesn't even ship with Tomcat 6).  So we are going back to Tomcat 5 
>> which uses Servlet 2.4 and will see if HttpUnit will work for that 
>> environment.
>>
>> Thanks - Paul
>>
>>
>> On 4/16/2009 11:40 PM, Wolfgang Fahl wrote:
>>     
>>> Paul,
>>>
>>> you might want to try it out against the JUnit 
>>> testsuite. If no test fails I'd go for it. If some tests 
>>> fail please let us know which ones.
>>> In any case please report on your results so that we 
>>> might change to the latest library for upcoming 
>>> releases.
>>>
>>> Wolfgang
>>> Date sent:      	Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:02:18 -0700
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>>>> Our project is using Servlets 2.5 / JSP 2.1.  The HttpUnit lib directory 
>>>> contains servlet-api-2.4.jar.  This implies support for Servlets 2.4 / 
>>>> JSP 2.0.
>>>>
>>>> Is it necessary to use the servlet-api-2.4.jar instead of a 2.5 jar?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks - Paul
>>>>         
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