Ideally, there is no reason why the functionality of an app cannot be captured using anything other than w3 compliant html. It would certainly make our lives easier, would it not?
From the Domino camp, we have to accept that Domino is an add-on to Notes and brings all the complications of that interface with it.
So I guess frigging a session *when using Domino* is valid, given that domino itself is never going to play by the w3 rules - it can't.
I'd like to see how websphere does it by the book too...
I can see both sides to this.
Ideally, there is no reason why the functionality of an app cannot be captured using anything other than w3 compliant html. It would certainly make our lives easier, would it not?
From the Domino camp, we have to accept that Domino is an add-on to Notes and brings all the complications of that interface with it.
So I guess frigging a session *when using Domino* is valid, given that domino itself is never going to play by the w3 rules - it can't.
I'd like to see how websphere does it by the book too...