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TS WebServices bits -- why sctrict platform reqs

jed

For giggles I downloaded the "DevNet TeamSite WebServices CS" package the other day. It would not let me do the install on my WinXP laptop because I was not on a supported platform (or something similar to that effect). Why are their such strict platform requirements? In theory, all I really have to do is grab all the jar files and I am good to go. In fact, I did this on a solaris x86 box by manually unzipping the installer files. I have been able to write simple cssdk code without any issues.

Will the installer be more liberal in the future? I understand there can only be small subset of supported platforms, but shouldn't a warning message suffice instead of a hard exit?

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Jed Michnowicz
jedm@sun.com
Content Management Engineering
Sun Microsystems

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Migrateduser

Good point Jed. I pulled the installer as-is (or I guess as-it-was) from the CS Package. This is a nice enhancement request, I'll see if I can make a zip file that would be more forgiving.

Then the 'developer beware' notice would move to the documentation.

Regards,

lissa