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Bug ID: 4043592
Description:
Trailing backslashes in property file values cause problems.

Any of the administration screens that allow user entry of property values should ensure that the value does not end with a backslash or that the value is escaped.

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Bug ID: 4044251
Description:
Realms need to be managed as "global", not per-service entities
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Bug ID: 4046190
Description:
In Internet Explorer, the 'Passwords Don't Match' dialog is hidden from view.
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Bug ID:4048016
Description:
Workaround:
Click Cancel to dismiss dialog.

Bug ID: 4051132
Description:
Description field on Servlets does not clear after removing and then adding a servlet with the same name.
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Bug ID: 4054063
Description:
Null pointer returned when canceling out of the passphrase key dialog during server startup.
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Bug ID: 4054666
Description:
Win32: Problems deleting groups in Security Groups page.
Workaround:
Reload applet and delete group.

Bug ID: 4055314
Description:
The certificate information at the bottom of the Security Users servletMgrRealm page is displayed incorrectly after deleting the user from the list.

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Bug ID: 4055664
Description:
In the Security Users page, focus is lost when adding/removing users.

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Bug ID: 4055731
Description:
By default, the Java Web Server supports only client authentication using Certificates provided by VeriSign. This default can only be overridden with some difficulty.
Workaround:
The sun.security.Login class uses a "user.trust-decider" system property, defaulting to "sun.security.SimpleTrustDecider", when setting up the trust decider (which might or might not understand non-Verisign certificates).

Customers can write a trust decider that understands about non-Verisign certificates.


Bug ID: 4056116
Description:
There is no GUI support to protect servlets as a class name.

Servlet is not protected when invoked by its class name. The servlet is protected in these situations:

Workaround:
Servlets can be protected when used with the unique name given through the administration tool.

Bug ID: 4058238
Description:
The Remove Permission button is set to an incorrect state after removing permissions.
Workaround:
Go to another page and return.

Bug ID:4061787
Description:
ACL errors will appear if NT users are removed before ACL permissions are deleted.
Workaround:
Edit the .acl file

Bug ID: 4061792
Description:
In the NTRealm, a user that does not have a password cannot be authenticated for protected resources.
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Bug ID: 4062893
Description:
A NullPointer exception occurs when attempting to start the server with keys using java-server.startup script.
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Bug ID: 4070710
Description:
The Cookie class does not work well with the Netscape browser.
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Bug ID: 4073534
Description:
SSL connection attempts fail if the client attempts to resume a previously established and cached SSL session and the server insists on negotiating a new session.
Workaround:
Exit the SSL client (HotJava etc.), restart it and immediately try the SSL connection again. In this case, the client will not have a cached SSL session.

Bug ID:4084670
Description:
Remote Servlets must be in JAR format.
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Bug ID:4088044
Description:
Digest Author does not return opaque header.
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Bug ID: 4088939
Description:
HTTP1.1 hosting fails when uppercase letters are used in domains.
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Bug ID: 4092674
Description:
An unexpected problem occurs when creating service endpoints which start secure services without keys.
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Bug ID: 4093492
Description:
To use the minimum number of threads, the server needs to be restarted.
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Bug ID: 4093692
Description:
Even though a user enters a correct name and password, authentication fails.
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Bug ID: 4093693
Description:
httpd.exe does not work correctly if there are whitespaces in the classpath.
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Bug ID: 4093694
Description:
The installation instructions, in particular the removal of the service for Windows NT, refers to the command "httpdsrv JavaWebServer remove".
Workaround:
The command located in the bin is actually named "jservsvc.exe".

Bug ID:4093717
Description:
response.sendRedirect is not working inside the page compile servlet.
Workaround:
Restart the server to proceed.

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