Hi, Jair!
I experienced a similar trouble and in my case the cause was that there was
an INPUT field whose NAME attribute contained non-ascii characters. Then, I
removed those characters and the problem was solved. So, try this solution
and please let me know about the result.
regards
fsaa.
J
Hi,
I changed all my forms to method GET and the problem disappeared.
So, I think there might be a problem with post form data processing in
tomcat 5.5.15.
I can't keep my forms in GET method because some of them submit the
user password.
Any new ideas to solve the problem?
Thanks,
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I thought about that, but using the "get" method would append
the form parameters in the URL. As this is a login form, the user
password would be displayed in the URI. So, I must use the "post" method
for security reasons.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
> I have already tried the following:
I agree that this could be caused by encoding issues; as you have
already attempted to change in order to rectify the situation.
Just an idea... Have you tried changing the method type to "get" and
losing the encoding type? The name/value pairs (form data
Hi,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I searched my entire webapp and found out that the only methods I
call in the request object are: getRequestURI(), getAttribute(...),
setAttribute(...), getRequestDispatcher() and getSession(...). Some of
these methods are called before request.getP
Do you do any request processing before invoking request.getParameter in
your servlet (e.g. getting and reading the input stream)? Do you use
any filters in your web app?
ND
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