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Date Description Status
06/04/99 The Multi-part form parser included with iServer 1.0.0 05/02/99 Preview Release is not properly handling input streams terminated with CR/LF.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.5.0 06/27/99 Preview Release.

Fixed
05/31/99 Basic authentication security service in iServer 1.0.0 05/02/99 Preview Release does not function properly with Microsoft Internet Explorer Web browser.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.5.0 06/27/99 Preview Release.

Fixed
03/15/99 Calling StatusServlet results in ClassCastException when using iServer 1.0.0 03/14/99 Preview Release.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.0.0 03/15/99 Preview Release.

Fixed
03/10/99 The value returned by getServerName() is not correct.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.0.0 03/14/99 Preview Release.

Fixed
03/04/99 iServer 1.0.0 02/26/99 Preview Release does not properly generate root directories.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.0.0 03/14/99 Preview Release.

Fixed
01/26/99 iServer 1.0.0 01/24/99 Preview Release under Linux does not restart.

This problem occurs because the error code needed to restart iServer is not being passed on by the JAVA VM.

Open
01/15/99 Windows 9x hangs when ConnectionPools are enabled, and a Connection Pool is defined that uses the JDBC-ODBC bridge and JAVA_EXE is set to use JView as the Java VM for iServer.

This problem affects the ListEmployees and ConnectionPools samples.

This problem appears to result from a bug in the native support for JDBC-ODBC bridge and JView's support for JDBC.

Open
10/14/98 iServer 1.0.0 10/11/98 Preview Release generates a NullPointerException when configuration files are not found.

This problem has been resolved in iServer 1.0.0 10/15/98 Preview Release.

Fixed
09/22/98 iServer 1.0.0 10/11/98 Preview Release under Windows 9x/NT does not properly return from java.lang.Runtime.exec() when command.com is used.

This problem results from a bug in the native support for java.lang.Runtime.exec().

Open
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