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Philipp Bracher commented on MAGNOLIA-1938:
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I will solve that by doing the following:
- change the TemplateRenderer to use a forward instead of include
- add support for a special request attribute which is used for bypasses (this 
attribute is then set by the TemplateRenderer)
- add a main bypass which does bypass the complete filter if the attribute is 
set

> Redirect doesn't work properly in mail sample
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>
>                 Key: MAGNOLIA-1938
>                 URL: http://jira.magnolia.info/browse/MAGNOLIA-1938
>             Project: Magnolia
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: samples
>         Environment: sun 1.5.0_07
>            Reporter: Tom Jensen
>         Assigned To: Philipp Bracher
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: 3.5
>
>
> Here are the steps:
> 1) downloaded the latest tomcat bundled Magnolia from sourceforge (rc3)
> 2) started up using Sun JDK 1.5.0_07
> 3) configured smtp server
> 4) opened sample mail form and configured form properties
> 5) filled out form and submitted
> At this point I received the e-mail from Magnolia just fine but the page in 
> the browser maintains the mail form's url 
> (http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/mailform.html) and the HTTP redirect is 
> never sent from the server.  I double checked to ensure that it was pointing 
> to a valid page for the redirect.  I've also tried this in both Firefox and 
> IE.
> I've also tried this off of the latest code from the trunk and I get the same 
> problem.  When I step through the code the problem seems to be a flag called 
> include that gets set in the ApplicationHttpResponse object in tomcat to 
> true.  I don't understand tomcat internals enough to know what's going on so 
> that's where I stopped.  I did try this on my own jsp template where I put a 
> redirect in and it never sends the redirect (same reason).  I'm assuming that 
> it isn't a tomcat issue though.

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