The following issue has been updated:
Updater: Vincent Massol (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 9:21 AM
Changes:
description changed from We're using Cactus 1.2, Servlets 2.2
(jakarta-cactus-22-1.2),
downloaded 10/31/01. We're also using Weblogic 5.1.
Weblogic is listening on port 7001. The testURL attribute to the
Ant runservertests task is http://localhost:7001/test/. Ant is
connecting just fine. We connect to the /test context rather than
/, because otherwise the application will go to a lot of work
(database access, etc.) when it is only being pinged by
runservertest.
Once on the server side, we want to connect to the application at
http://localhost:7001/. To do this, we call
theRequest.setURL("localhost:7001", "", "", "", "");
in a beginConnect() method (which precedes a testConnect()
method().
The problem we were seeing was that in testConnect(), the
simulated URL was showing up as http://localhost::7001. In other
words, 2 colons between host and port. We edited
org/apache/cactus/ServletURL.java, and in method getHost(),
changed
host = host.substring(0, pos + 1);
to
host = host.substring(0, pos);
This seemed to fix the problem.
Now, I am new to Cactus, and may be missing something. However
this should be easy to replicate (or not ...), using one of the
unit tests (TestServletTestCase4.java?).
Thanks,
Rick Wood to We're using Cactus 1.2, Servlets 2.2 (jakarta-cactus-22-1.2),
downloaded 10/31/01. We're also using Weblogic 5.1.
Weblogic is listening on port 7001. The testURL attribute to the
Ant runservertests task is http://localhost:7001/test/. Ant is
connecting just fine. We connect to the /test context rather than
/, because otherwise the application will go to a lot of work
(database access, etc.) when it is only being pinged by
runservertest.
Once on the server side, we want to connect to the application at
http://localhost:7001/. To do this, we call
theRequest.setURL("localhost:7001", "", "", "", "");
in a beginConnect() method (which precedes a testConnect()
method().
The problem we were seeing was that in testConnect(), the
simulated URL was showing up as http://localhost::7001. In other
words, 2 colons between host and port. We edited
org/apache/cactus/ServletURL.java, and in method getHost(),
changed
host = host.substring(0, pos + 1);
to
host = host.substring(0, pos);
This seemed to fix the problem.
Now, I am new to Cactus, and may be missing something. However
this should be easy to replicate (or not ...), using one of the
unit tests (TestServletTestCase4.java?).
Thanks,
Rick Wood
environment changed from Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC to Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC
priority changed to Major
Fix Version changed to 1.3
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Key: CACTUS-14
Summary: WebRequest.setURL doesn't parse port correctly
Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: DUPLICATE
Project: Cactus
Components:
Framework
Fix Fors:
1.3
Versions:
1.1
Assignee: Vincent Massol
Reporter: Rick Wood
Created: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 1:14 PM
Updated: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 9:21 AM
Environment: Operating System: Windows NT/2K
Platform: PC
Description:
We're using Cactus 1.2, Servlets 2.2 (jakarta-cactus-22-1.2),
downloaded 10/31/01. We're also using Weblogic 5.1.
Weblogic is listening on port 7001. The testURL attribute to the
Ant runservertests task is http://localhost:7001/test/. Ant is
connecting just fine. We connect to the /test context rather than
/, because otherwise the application will go to a lot of work
(database access, etc.) when it is only being pinged by
runservertest.
Once on the server side, we want to connect to the application at
http://localhost:7001/. To do this, we call
theRequest.setURL("localhost:7001", "", "", "", "");
in a beginConnect() method (which precedes a testConnect()
method().
The problem we were seeing was that in testConnect(), the
simulated URL was showing up as http://localhost::7001. In other
words, 2 colons between host and port. We edited
org/apache/cactus/ServletURL.java, and in method getHost(),
changed
host = host.substring(0, pos + 1);
to
host = host.substring(0, pos);
This seemed to fix the problem.
Now, I am new to Cactus, and may be missing something. However
this should be easy to replicate (or not ...), using one of the
unit tests (TestServletTestCase4.java?).
Thanks,
Rick Wood
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