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We have a customer who is struggling with serving JNLPs and JARs via
HTTPS, from what I *think* is IBM's web server (with which I have zero
experience, and about all I even *think* I know about it is that it's
based on Apache HTTPD).
I suggested that if that's the case, they should be either talking to
IBM about it, or getting to know and love the Midrange Lists.
Any other ideas for what to tell them?
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JHHL
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