Yeah, IIS is a piece of crap that I'd never choose, but I have no control over the environment used since we're integrating our e-commerce web piece with Microsoft Dynamics Navision (or whatever its name is) and IIS has to be used there for "political reasons" (our partners are MS gold certified, etc).
I have no idea if 1.5.3 works since I didn't manage to run my app on Glassfish 3 at all until I used 1.5.x branch's latest code. But I will try to apply Ben's patch (btw, thank You so much for the patch, Ben) and deploy the app using old layouts code to see if it is the case for my trouble. I'm hoping to be able to do so in the beginning of next week -- I'll keep You posted. What I mean by "strange problems" is that when I access glassfish directly on :8080, whole page gets rendered nicely. But when I access it through the IIS proxy, the HTML code sent back seems to be cut in the middle. What is interesting is that it is completely repeatable -- I can set some user data up and it won't fail, then I change some small pieces (that aren't even rendered to the screen!) and it fails consistently, being cut in the same place. There's no stack trace, no IIS log entry, no nothing. There's no load balancer on the server yet, just IIS serving as a proxy to a single (not clustered) Glassfish 3 installation. I too believe it's IIS fault, not Stripes. But since it all used to work for me with some older Stripes (1.5.3), old Glassfish 2.1, some older IIS and older version of my app -- and because of the particular way that pages are cut in the middle, I started thinking -- perhaps something isn't streamed from Glassfish to IIS quickly enough and IIS closes the stream prematurely and hence it returns to client half-baked HTML? Best regards, Grzegorz ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Centralized Desktop Delivery: Dell and VMware Reference Architecture Simplifying enterprise desktop deployment and management using Dell EqualLogic storage and VMware View: A highly scalable, end-to-end client virtualization framework. Read more! http://p.sf.net/sfu/dell-eql-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Stripes-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/stripes-users
