Chris,
JkStripSession On solved the problem. It now works first time, everytime, and
seems faster than sending everything to Tomcat. Thanks!!
> I'd like to have
> Apache serve the images, stylesheets and other static content that is
> referenced in the Struts jsps, but when I try to do that, if the page
> isn't cached in the browser, it comes up with no buttons (from the
> images/ directory) until I click the browser's "Refresh" icon; then
> it shows up again with all the buttons.
This is because your application is (correctly) adding the URL-encoded
jsessionid parameter to the URL. For some reason, the Apache httpd team
doesn't want to follow the HTTP specification regarding this point and
accept ; as a valid parameter delimiter (like ? and &).
There are at least two ways to fix this:
1. Use mod_rewrite. The magic incantation I used to use was:
RewriteRule /appName/(.*);jsessionid=[0-9A-Z]*(.*) \
/path/to/your/webapp/$1$2 [L]
Note that the RewriteRule is all on one line of text; I used "\" to
separate them for readability.
2. Since you're using mod_jk, you can use:
JkStripSession On
This should strip session identifiers from URLs that /will not/ be sent
to Tomcat. This is super helpful since working with mod_rewrite can be
daunting, especially in complex configurations. You'll need mod_jk
version 1.2.21 or later to use the feature.
Hope that helps,
- -chris
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