Darius Rus wrote:
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I don't know the answer, but before you possibly go off in wrong
directions, I suggest you really make double-sure of what is happening,
in more precise ways than just what the browser shows.
For example, Firefox with the LiveHttpHeaders or HttpFox add-ons, will
show the exact HTTP headers sent by the browser, and returned by the
server in both cases (direct connection to Tomcat or through Apache).
(For IE, Fiddler offers similar functionality).
Alternatively, if you have a workstation or server with perl installed,
you can use the command-line lwp-request, which with the appropriate
command-line parameters will also show the request and response headers.
Note that I am not saying that your symptoms are not correct, I am just
trying to save you potentially some loss of time.
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