Firefox Vs IE on java? pls help

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  • akoymakoy
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    • Oct 2006
    • 42

    Firefox Vs IE on java? pls help

    Hello

    i gave a .war file to a client and when he deployed it to his webserver, it was all screwed up on firefox but it shows ok in IE.

    Except that all my java codes dont work on either browsers. i have yet to confirm the server and to what it used but what could be the possible reason why firefox show the site as a source code and IE shows it as a webpage..

    this is the link: (pls try it on both IE and firefox to see what is wrong)

    The Site

    Thanks in Advance
  • akoymakoy
    New Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 42

    #2
    Originally posted by akoymakoy
    Hello

    i gave a .war file to a client and when he deployed it to his webserver, it was all screwed up on firefox but it shows ok in IE.

    Except that all my java codes dont work on either browsers. i have yet to confirm the server and to what it used but what could be the possible reason why firefox show the site as a source code and IE shows it as a webpage..


    Thanks in Advance

    Sry for the dead link.. they put the server down... but still the problem remains it shows ok on IE but only pure source code on Firefox...

    they use apache as a webserver... and i am using apache tomcat for the development.. is that a conflict? or can apache run jsp?

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    • chaarmann
      Recognized Expert Contributor
      • Nov 2007
      • 785

      #3
      Originally posted by akoymakoy
      Sry for the dead link.. they put the server down... but still the problem remains it shows ok on IE but only pure source code on Firefox...

      they use apache as a webserver... and i am using apache tomcat for the development.. is that a conflict? or can apache run jsp?
      It has nothing to do with the webserver. java servlets cannot run solely on Apache; you need to have some plugin in your webserver that runs it. So if they don't use Apache Tomcat (which is a combination of Apache with a plugin to run java servlets), ask them what they use that runs the java servlet. But as I said, most liekly that is not the issue.

      Your problem are the different behaviours of Firefox and IE on clientside (not on serverside!). Especially check your clientside javascript code. Maybe you are using javascript commands that are running on IE only.

      It is also a good idea to post the resulting HTML code (right-click - view-sorce) in the HTML/Javascript forum. People there can tell you which commands are not compatible.

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