RE: Suggestions for a server-side, JSP-based on-line help system

[MList -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com]

Paul DuBois [mailto:paul -at- kitebird -dot- com]

> > > I am looking for a browser and
> > > platform independent solution that does not require
> > > the java virtual machine
> > > to be running on the client. 
> > 
> > Most web-based help systems have a javascript option,
> > which does not require the JRE. You can also go plain
> > HTML with good navigation aids.
> 
> What JavaScript options *do* require a JRE? Java isn't JavaScript.

Er, the use of the comma, followed by "which..." indicates that 
the writer is making use of the "that/which" distinction, which, 
despite becoming something of a lost art, indicates that s/he 
understood (and showed the understanding implicitly) that a Java 
Runtime Environment is not required for JavaScript.

Er... ah... harumph!  Dismounting grammar/usage soapbox.

/kevin

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