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Robin,
On 8/18/2010 5:57 PM, Robin Diederen wrote:
> That's interesting to say the least.
I agree with André's assessment: you have a cookie collision. See below
for hints for removing the conflict.
> Without cookies enabled, I can't login to either of both applications.
You probably haven't been properly encoding your URLs.
> So I "designed" another test: using two browsers I visited both
> applications. And guess what: it works like a charm! So I guess you
> are right on the cookies :-).
>
> The only one thing I do not understand: I've done this a few times
> before and I never ran into these issues. The only difference is that
> I'm using a newer version of LifeRay for the first time, but AFAIK
> the other LifeRay version I used uses JSESSION too..
The difference is probably that in other installations you haven't
deployed both applications to the root ("/") context path. You never did
tell us how you deployed the two, so I suspect that both webapps are
deployed as ROOT. In that case, you get cookies from both webapps that
look like this:
host=myserver.com, path=/, name=JSESSIONID, value=12345...
There's no difference between the identifying portions of the cookie
(host, path, and name) so one overwrites the other.
Simply deploying LifeRay to, say, /liferay and Alfresco to, say,
/alfresco, you should be good to go.
Note that if you deploy them in this way, you ought to be able to deploy
them into a single Tomcat instance and save yourself some RAM and some
administration.
- -chris
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