>M.Hockings wrote:
>I use TC5 for my own stuff and WebSphere at work, why
>would I wish to install the older TC4? My ISP moved
>from TC4 to TC5 a while ago. Your note indicates
>4.1.30 and beyond, so 5.0.25 is a valid test for
>"beyond" is it not?
Yup. You're right about that. Although I meant 4.1.30
and anything else upcoming in the 4.1.x series, at
least we now have a data point that the problem does
not exist in 5.0.25.
You did use POST as the action of your form right ?
>Are you maybe running some framework (like Struts)
>that may be grabbing the stream before your jsp gets
>control?
Nope. Straight tomcat. No framework of any kind.
It gets curiouser and curiouser. Running tomcat
4.1.30 totally standalone (port 8080) also shows
a similar prolem. The reader does not throw a
InvalidStateException in this mode, however the
stream/reader is empty and the POST'ed data cannot
be printed out in the jsp.
Note, this problem does not happen with servlets in
either standalone or apache+mod_jk mode. There is
something in the jsp machinery that is doing something
very funky with the request's inputstream.
Perhaps a jsp optimization gone horribly wrong ?
Someone (a core programmer maybe) should really try
to fix this because tomcat 4.1.30/jsp is very broken.
Best regards,
--j
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