hi roberto, please see bottom of mail.
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Gesendet: Freitag, 7. Februar 2003 10:16
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Betreff: Re: AW: Session problems
Unfortunatly the encodeRedirectURL did not work :(
It may sounds good i have crossing webapplications.
My goal is to have a single deployment of cocoon under the
jakarta dir, and
store all the file of multiple virtualhosts in another directory
(/usr/webapps/.).
I got it working [maybe it's wrong] configuring the tomcat server.xml to
redirct some requests to the cocoon container and then let cocoon do the
job.
Just to understand the prefix/suffix:
pfw is my cocoon environment. it stands for Publishing Frame Work and in
all my virtual hosts uri i know that when calling the pfw i invoke the
cocoon entity.
ex: myvh.com/index.jsp -- tomcat
myvh.com/pfw/myvh/read.pfw --cocoon [where pfw is a page generated from
sitemap.xmap stored in /usr/webapps/myvh/pfw/sitemap.xmap virtual host
directory]
This is a pice of my server.xml:
host name=myvh.com appBase=/usr/webapps/myvh autoDeploy=0
Context reloadable=true path=/pfw
docBase=/opt/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.4/webapps/cocoon debug=0
Context reloadable=true path=*.pfw
docBase=/opt/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.4/webapps/cocoon debug=0
/host
When i invoke something in the url like
myvh.com/pfw/myvh/page.pfw , tomcat
redirect the request to cocoon to process the request.
Cocoon knows what to do :) in the master subsitemap.xmap there's this
fragment code:
map:pipeline
map:match pattern=myvh/**
map:mount check-reload=yes
src=file:///usr/webapps/myvh/pfw/sitemap.xmap uri-prefix=myvh /
/map:pipeline
In the sub sitemap.xamp stored in the myvh dir there's this fragment code:
map:match pattern=*.pfw
map:aggregate element=ALL
map:part src=setup_env.xml
map:part src=cocoon:/{1}.xml
/map:aggregate
map:transform src=xsl/{1}.xsl /
map:serialize type=html /
/map:match
So, after all, do you think i cross? I don't know if this call/over-call
procedure is fine and if this is the cause of my session failure.
Can anyone help?
bye.
Roberto
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yes, you're crossing contexts (which I totally forgot to mention in the
beginning).
ex: myvh.com/index.jsp -- tomcat
myvh.com/pfw/myvh/read.pfw --cocoon [where pfw is a page generated from
sitemap.xmap stored in /usr/webapps/myvh/pfw/sitemap.xmap virtual host
directory]
This is a pice of my server.xml:
host name=myvh.com appBase=/usr/webapps/myvh autoDeploy=0
Context reloadable=true path=/pfw
docBase=/opt/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.4/webapps/cocoon debug=0
Context reloadable=true path=*.pfw
docBase=/opt/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.4/webapps/cocoon debug=0
/host
that means, that the JSP and the cocoon stuff live in seperate (webapp)
contexts (you can of course let cocoon handle JSPs). thus, the
encodeRedirectURL can't work, of course. note though that the
encodeRedirectURL should be done when redirecting within your webapp. for
url rewriting based sessions, this appends the ';JSESSIONID=...' to the url.
so, not doing this causes losing the session then.
so what can you do? from the top of my head two ideas:
1. let cocoon handle the JSPs
2. deliver the parameters (username/pw) via request parameters/attributes
(don't know if the latter works, though).
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