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Date	Description	Status
10/02/2000	se throws an exception when trying to log an exception. This problem has been fixed in iScript Version 1.1.4 10/05/2000.	Fixed
10/02/2000	sp throws an exception when trying to log an exception. This problem has been fixed in iScript Version 1.1.4 10/05/2000.	Fixed
03/22/2000	ssRequest.parseCookies() throws an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when cookies being parsed do not contain any values. This problem has been fixed in iScript Version 1.1.2 04/02/2000.	Fixed
03/25/1998	IIS under Windows NT does not properly redirecting standard I/O between ss.exe and the client. ss.exe is a wrapper executable used to setup the environment needed by iScript. ss.exe accomplishes this by spawning a subprocess that will run iScript using the java executable specified by the environment variable java_exe. Standard input is not being passed to the subprocess and standard output from the subprocess is not being passed to the Web Server. iScript functions properly with IIS under Windows 9x. To resolve this problem: download the following file fix032598.reg run regedit path fix032598.reg replacing path with the download path WARNING: Making any changes to the registry may cause unrecoverable problems that may require the reinstallation of Windows NT to resolve them. Edit the registry at your own risk. This problem has been resolved in iScript Version 1.0.0 03/25/1998.	Fixed
03/02/1998	Performance maybe an issue on Linux systems. The inherent overhead in starting and stopping a separate UNIX process each time a CGI request is made degrades performance. Use iScriptServlet and Apache/NSAPI/ISAPI Gateways to directly access iScript.	Closed

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