t an idea... Have you tried changing the method type to "get" and
>>> losing the encoding type? The name/value pairs (form data set) for your
>>> data in the form submission are assembled differently depending on which
>>> method you choose (see HTML 4.0 spec).
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I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on
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To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: problem with lost request parameters
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I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on a
Linux as40-32bits server with tomcat 5.5.15 and java 5. My application
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Subject: problem with lost request parameters
Hi,
I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on a
Linux as40-32bits server with tomcat 5.5.15 and java 5. My application
runs with many (I don't know exactly how many) others in the same tomcat
server. M
with lost request parameters
Hi,
I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on a
Linux as40-32bits server with tomcat 5.5.15 and java 5. My application
runs with many (I don't know exactly how many) others in the same tomcat
server. My application uses postgresql
:26 AM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: problem with lost request parameters
Hi,
I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on a
Linux as40-32bits server with tomcat 5.5.15 and java 5. My application
runs with many (I don't know exactly how many) others in the
Hi,
I have my web application hosted at brazilian Locaweb. It runs on a
Linux as40-32bits server with tomcat 5.5.15 and java 5. My application
runs with many (I don't know exactly how many) others in the same tomcat
server. My application uses postgresql 8 database, hibernate 2.1.7c,
servle
