RE : A very, very strang problem, urgent help please

2002-08-19 Thread Han . Pequiang

Hi Cliff and Adolfo,

Thanks very much for your rapide responses. I have just returned to this
list after being very busy to debug and deliver the application, excuse me. 

The problem is due to that there is a accent in in the URL (more precisely,
in a html:link element).  The problem is when I click on the link, the URL
is encoded and the link works (for both in Windows and Unix platform where
webspere 4.03 is deployed). But when I submit a form in the second page
(which is the page the link leads to and the URL of this page has not accent
and in correct form), the error page appears(400, URL not right). This is
strange. This problem is resolved by using another parameter without accent.

This error appears just in the Unix platform.

Thanks again.

Peiqiang

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On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 09:13, Adolfo Miguelez wrote:
 
 In UNIX, file names are case sensitive. In Windows, they are not. Have 
 you
 checked this?

A very good point.  I should have thought of that, since all my development
and deployment happens in a *NIX environment .. but I guess I just make
everything lowercase as habit now.
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Re: A very, very strang problem, urgent help please

2002-08-16 Thread Adolfo Miguelez


In UNIX, file names are case sensitive. In Windows, they are not. Have you 
checked this?

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Subject: Re: A very, very strang problem, urgent help please
Date: 16 Aug 2002 02:50:44 +0100

On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 02:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello,

Hi :)

  I have a very, very strange problem. I use Struts, with nested tags. And 
the
  application is deployed on Unix. The page contains a very complexe form.
  When I submit the form, the URL appears on the Internet Explorer address
  field like http://buick/lf/consulterRepartitionRubrique.do; ou (When I
  click on a link )http://buick/lf/secur/accueil.jsp;, but IE display an
  error message like  400 incorrect request, Impossible de trouver la 
page...
  . But when I use windows as Server platform(WebSphere), It works.

You didn't specify which application server you are using under unix.
Still WebSphere?

Also, I dont quite understand the reference to the JSP page - are you
saying the same thing happens when you request a JSP page as when you
request a Struts (*.do) URL?

Also ... in your IE advanced options, turn *off* the 'friendly HTTP
error messages' - they royally suck and more often than not they
disguise the real problem.

  The more strange is, when I submit the form, it gives a error described 
as
  above. But then I click on the Address field of the IE and return. It 
works
  (on Unix platform).
 
  This is very very strange. Has somebody had this problem ? Your helps 
are
  very appreciaed.

Never seen it myself :\

  Thanks very much.
 
  Peiqiang
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Re: A very, very strang problem, urgent help please

2002-08-16 Thread Cliff Rowley



On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 09:13, Adolfo Miguelez wrote:
 
 In UNIX, file names are case sensitive. In Windows, they are not. Have you 
 checked this?

A very good point.  I should have thought of that, since all my
development and deployment happens in a *NIX environment .. but I guess
I just make everything lowercase as habit now.
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Re: A very, very strang problem, urgent help please

2002-08-15 Thread Cliff Rowley

On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 02:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello,

Hi :)

 I have a very, very strange problem. I use Struts, with nested tags. And the
 application is deployed on Unix. The page contains a very complexe form.
 When I submit the form, the URL appears on the Internet Explorer address
 field like http://buick/lf/consulterRepartitionRubrique.do; ou (When I
 click on a link )http://buick/lf/secur/accueil.jsp;, but IE display an
 error message like  400 incorrect request, Impossible de trouver la page...
 . But when I use windows as Server platform(WebSphere), It works.

You didn't specify which application server you are using under unix. 
Still WebSphere?

Also, I dont quite understand the reference to the JSP page - are you
saying the same thing happens when you request a JSP page as when you
request a Struts (*.do) URL?

Also ... in your IE advanced options, turn *off* the 'friendly HTTP
error messages' - they royally suck and more often than not they
disguise the real problem.

 The more strange is, when I submit the form, it gives a error described as
 above. But then I click on the Address field of the IE and return. It works
 (on Unix platform).
 
 This is very very strange. Has somebody had this problem ? Your helps are
 very appreciaed.

Never seen it myself :\

 Thanks very much.
 
 Peiqiang 
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 Software Engineer   |   www.doctype.co.uk
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