difference between td 4.2 and td 4.1

Didier Tourneur · Post by **Didier Tourneur** » 24 Dec 2007, 11:06

Posted by: Didier Tourneur

Hello
What are teh difference between this two products and their PTF

Where is i can find the release note of this products

Merry christmas

Didier

Tom Heaverlo · Post by **Tom Heaverlo** » 24 Dec 2007, 17:45

Posted by: Tom Heaverlo

Didier,

Both sets of release notes are contained in the attached .zip file.

Merry Christmas!

Tom

Attachment: tdnotes.zip

Post by **Jeff Luther** » 24 Dec 2007, 17:58

Posted by: Jeff Luther

Here are my copies of the TD v4x notes, Didier. I also included v3x
material, since it is referenced in the v4 notes.

Be sure to unzip this with full paths, since Firefox stores any extra
files for a web page in a separate directory. And if you have trouble
getting the unzipped notes to keep the links, let me know.

The whats_new_42.htm page is probably what you want to read first.
And in terms of "their PTF[s]..." it's my feeling that v4.2 was
(really) a bug fix/PTF release of v4.1 (a kind of PTF 3 release).

At the time Gupta said it was 'new' because they added a "A new
class definition, HTTPRequest" and improvement to COM registering.
And if you have a choice between 4.1 and 4.2 I would definitely get
v4.2. Besides, v4.2 is still supported and is a virually higher PTF
than 4.1.

Best Regards,
Jeff @ PC Design
info. & samples: www.JeffLuther.net/unify/

Attachment: TDv4x_NOTES.zip

Post by **Jeff Luther** » 24 Dec 2007, 18:02

Posted by: Jeff Luther

Got there ahead of me in your response, Tom!

Didier: This is what can happen when you (or anyone) posts a msg.
in > 1 NG area, you get multiple threads and multiple people can
waste their time responding to something that someone (in this case,
Tom) had already responded to.

EVERYONE !!! You do *NOT* neet to post your msg. in multiple areas!!
I can (almost) guarantee that everyone is looking at every forum
area and multiple entries just invite multiple, redundant, response
threads. A waste of time for everyone, too read and to write!!

- Jeff

Tom Heaverlo · Post by **Tom Heaverlo** » 24 Dec 2007, 19:45

Posted by: Tom Heaverlo

I guess we're just too efficient ;-)

Have a nice Christmas Jeff!

Tom

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