At 01:02 PM 7/30/2005, you wrote:
The web browser never sends (or shouldn't send) #blah so the webserver
will never see it.
-Tim
Ah. That's kind of what I was thinking. For some reason, some browsers do
actually send it, so I was getting a little confused. Thanks.
Kito D. Mann wrote:
I've noticed an interest consequence of getRequestURI() with Tomcat --
getRequestURI() doesn't return the URL fragment (the part after the "#").
So, if the URL is http://www.foo.com/page.html#blah, getRequestURI() only
returns "/page.html", as opposed to "/page.html#blah". Apache, however,
knows the full URL (which is recorded in the logs). Can anyone tell me if
this is normal behavior, and if there's a way to retrieve the URL fragment?
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