ametsi wrote:
The problem seems to occur by a double submission of the Post. That is, I
found that except of the “submit” button of the form that I use which
invokes the jsp, I am also using a small java script, which accidentally
submits the Post for one more time. I changed the java script and
that the jsp is invoked once as expected.
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If I am not mistaken jakarta-tomcat-5.0.28
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ametsi wrote:
Tomcat Version: 5.0
Can you get a more precise version ? 5.0.0 ? 5.0.99 ?
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t It does not happen all the times
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ametsi wrote:
Having a similar problem, I would like to know if you have found any solution
on this...
No one quoted their Tomcat and JVM versions to help expose the problem.
How are you all sure its no a client problem ?
I can't see how the suggestion is listening on two ports can be a
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Having a similar problem, I would like to know if you have found any solution
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Fair enough. It was the "I'm facing the exactly same problem..."
statement that got me confused ;)
Personally, I haven't seen this "one request spawns two processes"
problem. Probably best to post your tomcat version, OS, config etc so
others on the list may be able to help.
Jon
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take a look at $CATALINA_BASE/conf/server.xml; each port is defined as
-nikita
Sourabh Antani wrote:
Nikita,
Thanks for your reply.
I dont seem to be missing any parameters. I dont see anywhere that tomcat is listening to two ports, do you know any specific place to look for it?
I know double-submission isn't part of my problem, because the client
sending these requests is our in-house C app.
-nikita
Jon Wingfield wrote:
I would turn on the access logs (if you haven't already) and check
that the browser isn't actually sending two requests.
This can sometimes happen i
I would turn on the access logs (if you haven't already) and check that
the browser isn't actually sending two requests.
This can sometimes happen if the user double-clicks submit buttons.
There are plenty of threads in the archives of this list suggesting ways
to mitigate this double-submission
Nikita,
Thanks for your reply.
I dont seem to be missing any parameters. I dont see anywhere that tomcat is
listening to two ports, do you know any specific place to look for it?
Regards
sourabh
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Sourab,
I'm facing the exactly same problem and yet to find a solution. Is your
Tomcat instance listening on 2 ports by chance? Also is the
request.getParameterMap() of one of those parallel requests missing any
query parameters?
-nikita
Sourabh Antani wrote:
Hi,
I am facing this sit
Hi,
I am facing this situation. I have a login screen, when the user clics the
submit button, Tomcat sometimes creates two threads in parallel to process the
request. This causes a problem with the database. This does not always happen.
Most of the time it creates only one thread as expec
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