I am using linux, tomcat v3.2.1 Apache v1.3.14 and my code is very simple...
if (request.getParameter("Submit").equals("logout")){
sessionBean.setLogin(false);
sessionBean.closeConnection();
response.sendRedirect("thanks.jsp"); //to say thank you after logout
}
I was redirecting to thanks.html but switched to .jsp thinking it may help.
It does help, none of the code prints to the screen (so far), but now it
ignores the stylesheet for the page (thanks.jsp). For some reason, this
does not happen if I use tomcat standalone. I am getting this message in
the tomcat.log file...
2001-05-09 05:08:05 - Ctx( www.mysite.com ): Handler
tomcat.redirectHandler(null/null) tomcat.redirectHandler
I do a redirect to a page when I log in which works fine like this...
if (sessionBean.getLogin() == true)
response.sendRedirect("/"); // to go to the home page
Brandon
-----Original Message-----
From: Noel E. Lecaros [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 4:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: problem with response.sendRedirect()
Hi, Brandon
Can you tell us the OS, tomcat and apache versions, sample output and
perhaps a
snippet of the code? I can't promise anything but this looks like an
interesting problem.
Regards,
Noel Lecaros
Brandon Cruz wrote:
> I have a jsp that does a simple response.sendRedirect to another page on
the
> site when a user logs out. For develoopment, we use tomcat standalone and
> there is no problem executing that method. On production, we have apache
as
> the webserver and it seems to choke when executing that method. There are
> other parts on the site that do a redirect with no problem, it is only
this
> one (which happens to be when a user logs out and a connection to the
> database is closed). Sometimes it shows all the source code from the jsp
to
> the browser and some apache headers as well. Anyone ever seen anything
like
> this?
>
> Brandon Cruz
