Re: Problem with URL-Rewriting in WebSphere
I'm using version 6.0.0.1. I'm sorry, I don't know how to do that. Can you point me to some manual or tutorial on these? 2007/1/17, Gary VanMatre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >From: "Roberto Flores" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > If I manually take out the ;jsessionid=132mksvl213:-1 from the url the > action is found (but the session is lost of course). > > There's something wrong with the URL parser but I don't know what it is or > if it's a struts or websphere problem/ > You must be going thru a webserver that dispatches to your application server? If so, I'd try republishing the config file the webserver plugin uses. In WAS 6 the server will push the config to the webserver but in WAS 5 you have to copy it to the server depending on the setup. If you are going directly to the application server, it might be a problem with the virtual host mappings. What port are you using ( http://myhost:9080/xxx/xxx.do)? What version of WAS are you using? Gary > 2007/1/15, Gary VanMatre : > > > > >From: "Roberto Flores" > > > > > > Greetings, > > > > > > I can't use cookies since this app is for cellphones. On Tomcat there's > > no > > > problem, but in WebSphere enabling only url-rewriting causes 404 errors > > on > > > every page transition. > > > > > > Upon further inspection, the jsessionid values generated by WebSphere > > are > > > drastically different than the ones used by Tomcat: > > > > > > WebSphere (form) > > > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=XwB08FgkQm4GzTCmLGT7jU4:-1"> > > > > > > > > > The last part of the jsessionid ":-1" represents the server you are pinned > > to if you have > > a clustered environment. The web-server plug-in will try to send you to > > the same server > > where your session was initially established. > > > > > > > Tomcat (form) > > > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=CBDCF468D0874528995F835F16A2BF30 > > > > > > Clicking the submit button returns a 404. It seems the jsessionid is not > > > being parsed at all. > > > > > > Can you tell me if this is a configuration problem in either the Struts > > side > > > or WebSphere? > > > > > > > > > Do you think the 404 is because it is unable to find an action or a JSP > > page that the action is > > forwarding to? My guess is that it is a relative path problem were you > > are missing a html:base > > tag in your header. Just a guess... > > > > > > > > > Thanks for any help. > > > > > > Gary > >
Re: Problem with URL-Rewriting in WebSphere
If I manually take out the ;jsessionid=132mksvl213:-1 from the url the action is found (but the session is lost of course). There's something wrong with the URL parser but I don't know what it is or if it's a struts or websphere problem/ 2007/1/15, Gary VanMatre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >From: "Roberto Flores" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Greetings, > > I can't use cookies since this app is for cellphones. On Tomcat there's no > problem, but in WebSphere enabling only url-rewriting causes 404 errors on > every page transition. > > Upon further inspection, the jsessionid values generated by WebSphere are > drastically different than the ones used by Tomcat: > > WebSphere (form) > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=XwB08FgkQm4GzTCmLGT7jU4:-1"> > The last part of the jsessionid ":-1" represents the server you are pinned to if you have a clustered environment. The web-server plug-in will try to send you to the same server where your session was initially established. > Tomcat (form) > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=CBDCF468D0874528995F835F16A2BF30 > > Clicking the submit button returns a 404. It seems the jsessionid is not > being parsed at all. > > Can you tell me if this is a configuration problem in either the Struts side > or WebSphere? > Do you think the 404 is because it is unable to find an action or a JSP page that the action is forwarding to? My guess is that it is a relative path problem were you are missing a html:base tag in your header. Just a guess... > Thanks for any help. Gary
Re: Problem with URL-Rewriting in WebSphere
IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express, 6.0.0.1 2007/1/16, Nuwan Chandrasoma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: what is the WebShpere version you are using? Nuwan. - Original Message - From: "Roberto Flores" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 9:44 AM Subject: Problem with URL-Rewriting in WebSphere > Greetings, > > I can't use cookies since this app is for cellphones. On Tomcat there's no > problem, but in WebSphere enabling only url-rewriting causes 404 errors on > every page transition. > > Upon further inspection, the jsessionid values generated by WebSphere are > drastically different than the ones used by Tomcat: > > WebSphere (form) > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=XwB08FgkQm4GzTCmLGT7jU4:-1"> > > Tomcat (form) > ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=CBDCF468D0874528995F835F16A2BF30 > > Clicking the submit button returns a 404. It seems the jsessionid is not > being parsed at all. > > Can you tell me if this is a configuration problem in either the Struts > side > or WebSphere? > > Thanks for any help. > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Problem with URL-Rewriting in WebSphere
Greetings, I can't use cookies since this app is for cellphones. On Tomcat there's no problem, but in WebSphere enabling only url-rewriting causes 404 errors on every page transition. Upon further inspection, the jsessionid values generated by WebSphere are drastically different than the ones used by Tomcat: WebSphere (form) ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=XwB08FgkQm4GzTCmLGT7jU4:-1"> Tomcat (form) ...action="/mo/HT40121.do;jsessionid=CBDCF468D0874528995F835F16A2BF30 Clicking the submit button returns a 404. It seems the jsessionid is not being parsed at all. Can you tell me if this is a configuration problem in either the Struts side or WebSphere? Thanks for any help.
