sandeep gelli wrote:
Hi Rainer,
Finally got it. I have changed my page redirection from response.redirect()
to requestDispatcher.forward() and it worked. This was actually a trail and
Thanks for letting us know.
error that i did, any logic behind this?
No, not really. Do you see the final request, i.e. the redirect request
(the one for form_bt1.jsp) in the web server access log?
Do you get the same response, if you call the URL e.g. via the "curl"
client (and also set the cookie)?
Is every redirect broken? I.e. do you have 301 or 302 status codes in
your access log and the app works across those requests?
Maybe there is some interaction with the j2ee plugin defined in
magnus.conf and the block
<Object name="jsp092">
...
</Object>
in obj.conf.
Regards,
Rainer
On 7/5/08, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sandeep gelli schrieb:
Hi Rainer,
Any advise on this?
The log looks fine. All requests, that are processed by the plugin are
forwarded to the backend and return a result to the client. Those requests
are:
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/balance_transfer/form_bt0.jsp
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/css/font.css
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/js/formvalidation.js
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/js/pageprogress.js
10.111.33.24 port=443
uri=/XXX/balance_transfer/js/custom_formvalidation.js
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/balance_transfer/images/hd_bt.jpg
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/balance_transfer/images/spacer.gif
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/images/spinner.gif
10.111.33.24 port=443 uri=/XXX/balance_transfer/form_controller
Only the last one doesn't produce a full response page. Instead your
application returns a redirect to:
https://10.111.33.24/XXX/balance_transfer/form_bt1.jsp
Is that the same server, port and protocol, that you use when you call the
start page with the browser? I guess the redirect is using the wrong
server/port/protocol and that's why the request for
https://10.111.33.24/XXX/balance_transfer/form_bt1.jsp
doesn't reach the plugin.
Regards,
Rainer
Thanks
On 7/3/08, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sandeep gelli wrote:
see the title page. When i submit the page, i can see the logs in the
tomcat
and tomcat successfully responding to the request. But, the webserver
is
unable to get the response from the tomcat. The 404 status is from the
webserver.
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