> Since you mention JBoss (which I don't know), is that still some kind of
> HTTP server front-end to Tomcat ?
No (at least not AFAIK).
> I see that you are using port 48080 to access it.
> In your Tomcat "server.xml", is there a Connector with that same port
> number ?
Yes.
> It is a bit far-fetched to make guesses at this point, but it almost
> looks as if there is still something between your browser and Tomcat,
> that intercepts the request, splits it into n requests for Tomcat, gets
> n responses from Tomcat, and puts them back together into one single
> response. I cannot quite imagine what that could be.
I also start to believe in that. I added a HttpSessionListener to my web.xml,
which only makes a System.out.println("session created | destroyed") whenever
one of those events occurs and found out that before NewSession Servlet
(remember the url I call is http://localhost:48080/webAntWeb/NewSession?...) is
entered I see the following sequence
"Session created"
"Session destroyed"
as often as "number of cookie headers"-1 and at the end there's one
"Session created"
which is then used in the following conversation's requests.
But what could be "between" that? What else could I do?
I also printed out how often the servlet context initialized event occurrs (via
a ServletContextListener impl), and this happens exactly once - as expected.
> Does your Tomcat AccessDumperValve show one single request, or n ?
One single request only.
GET requests are always application/x-www-form-urlencoded (even if I set
enctype=""multipart/form-data" Firefox LiveHttpHeaders doesn't show in the
request).
POST requests were enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded" (if i change to
enctype=""multipart/form-data" I get an exception back from the webapp).
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