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William Sobel commented on OLIO-62:
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This is a bug in the 2.0.1 version of the HTTP client. The event and person are
added and then the application redirects to the show page. The redirect is
interpreted as a POST again by the http client and it tries to post to a show
url. This is a error and does not follow the HTTP specification.
The manual redirect is required, but it can be solved with a manual redirect.
There will be a info message coming out about not following redirects. This is
also stupid.
> Rails Driver does not check the responseBody of doAddPerson or doAddEvent
> POSTs for flash messages indicating an error occured
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> Key: OLIO-62
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OLIO-62
> Project: Olio
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: rails-driver
> Environment: Any
> Reporter: Mandy Waite
> Assignee: William Sobel
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> When running into a problem with MySQL and duplicate keys which for most of a
> run resulted in no users or events being inserted into the database. It was
> seen that this kind of failure was not picked up by the Rails Driver and
> therefore doAddPerson and doAddEvents oeprations were flagged as being
> successful regardless of whether inserts were made or not.
> The symptom to look for is that if the add fails, the status returned by the
> HTTP POST is SC_OK and not SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY (i.e.: a redirect) and a
> flash message is added to the page, either: "Could not create event" for
> failing to add an event, or "Failed to create user" for failing to add a
> user.
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