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Bill,
Bill Bainbridge wrote:
> JkStripSession On solved the problem. It now works first time,
> every time, and seems faster than sending everything to Tomcat. Thanks!!
If you are going to be using Apache httpd in front of Tomcat, then using
JkStripS
Chris,
JkStripSession On solved the problem. It now works first time, everytime, and
seems faster than sending everything to Tomcat. Thanks!!
> I'd like to have
> Apache serve the images, stylesheets and other static content that is
> referenced in the Struts jsps, but when I try to do that, i
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Bill,
Bill Bainbridge wrote:
> I'd like to have
> Apache serve the images, stylesheets and other static content that is
> referenced in the Struts jsps, but when I try to do that, if the page
> isn't cached in the browser, it comes up with no buttons
Thanks Hassan,
Cookies _are_ enabled. I'm not sure why it's sending the sessionid, but a few
lines further down, I get
File does not exist: /usr/apache/httpd/htdocs/payments/images/Blue
_Bar_Back.gif, referer: http://74.205.87.59/payments/welcome.do
The first three entries have a sessionid,
On 8/6/07, Bill Bainbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> File does not exist:
> /usr/apache/httpd/htdocs/payments/images/Bttn_IAgree.gif;jsessionid=FA9B1578B6A813AAF2AB528C7DD398E4
It appears that Apache httpd doesn't recognize the ';' separator and
thinks the 'jessionid=' is part of the file
I am using Tomcat 5.5.23 with Apache 2.2.4 and mod_jk. The "payments" app uses
Struts, Spring and Tiles. I'd like to have Apache serve the images,
stylesheets and other static content that is referenced in the Struts jsps, but
when I try to do that, if the page isn't cached in the browser, it
