, and exits
> - Apache reads the response from perl and sends it to the browser
> - the browser (or Word) receives the html page
> - the browser (or Word) interprets the refresh header, and makes a new
> request to the server
> - the server now processes what should have been the origin
compose
the new string.
The html returned has:
meta-refresh sends back to Office/Word 200, and this time Office can
open correctly the browser returned in the
Thanks,
Julio
On 10 June 2010 11:52, André Warnier wrote:
> antonio giulio wrote:
>>>
>>> N.B. If Office is hand
> N.B. If Office is handling the connection requests up to some step,
> then Tomcat can't do anything about it - the problem is occuring before
> Tomcat has any influence over the situation.
Yes, Unfortunely I think you are right. A solution maybe could be
writing a CGI for Apache and redirect th
> And in this new browser tab, you get the login form ?
Yes
Julio
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> How have you configured your login form?
> Please include it's path/filename, the definition in web.xml, and the
raw HTML for the login form itself.
I don't get what u mean exactly. Anyway I used Spring-Security 2.0.5
but I have not the code with me right now.
> Can you confirm what happens whe
When u click on the link a browser is open (my deafult browser is
firefox but with IE is the same)
Basically it looks at me this:
the browser starts one session and so tomcat generate a jsessionid-cookie
Word (Office) open a parallel connection with the same server, so
tomcat create a new jsession
> So the problem is that you click a URL:
>
> http://site/path/to/page
>
> and after login in one case you end up that page, but in another case
> you end up instead at:
>
> http://site/
>
> ?
Yes exactly.
http://site/ is the default page in the application if none is
required. Anyway at the be
Hi,
No, they are not already logged.
Sorry for my bad scenario's description. I try to clear it:
The application is a Web application developed with Spring 2.5
/Spring-Security 2.0.5/ Hibernate 3.2.
At the moment it's running on a remote machine with tomcat 5.5.15 (I
will update it soon) RHEL 4.
Ok finally I got access to tweak apache, and after different tests it
doesn't look be the cause.
So I ask you, does it exist a way to force tomcat working with the
same JSESSIONID generated for the client session?
Thanks,
Julio
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Hi,
thanks for the reply. From your replies I got a new doubt. Maybe the
problem is in the Apache conf and not (or not only) in the Tomcat
conf.
This is a more concrete log when a link is clicked on the Word file
with relatives client/server communitcation:
# Result ProtocolHost
Hi Christopher,
> Can you give us an example of a URL that looks like it should work from
> Word (but doesn't) but does work properly when you copy/paste?
http://mycompany.com/main/subscription/renewer.cis?action=overview&entry_id=4468
first, this kind of URL is intercepted by Apache using mod_r
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