For example servers whose name contains an underscore ("_").

This issue will affect the ability to use features such as cookie based sessions.

This problem has been resolved in version 2.1.2 12/01/2003.

This problem affects Servlets using Response.getWriter().

This problem has been resolved in version 1.10.2 06/03/2001.

The resultant bin file appears to load and run without any problems.

This problem does not occur with aJile Development Kit version 3.9.

To do so, from JemBuilder select Project, then Drivers. Once in Project Drivers dialog, select com1 from Available Drivers and then press the -> button to add the driver to the Installed Drivers. Once com1 has been added to the Installed Drivers, select JVM0, then select Drivers, then com1 and then from Serial Port Driver Options enable Direct System.out to this serial port. Then select File, then Save Project and then select Project and then Build. After the server is built run Charade and select File, then Execute and enter iws_dir\build\load.sod. Once the server has been loaded start a Web browser and enter: http://hostname:8080/index.html.

iws_dir - The directory where Servertec Internet Server was installed, normally c:\ajile_iws.

hostname - The name of the aJile computer.

This problem will result in the server sending a URL redirect response to the client and the client not making a further request to the server for the redirected item.

This problem will result in the server replying that the client is not authorized to view the protected page or Servlet and the client not responding with its credentials.

This problem negativelty impacts the server overall performance, since the server does not process the client's request until the server is notified of the request.