When a large page is displayed by Tomcat 5.5.12 and
the session timeout occurs, if the user clicks a link
on the present page to go to another page, because the
session has timed out, Tomcat is supposed to present
the login page. However, it seems like Tomcat tries to
cache the previous page content before jumping to the
login page. If the page to cache is very large, Tomcat
presents the follwing status report page instead of
the login page:
HTTP Status 403 - The request body was too large to be
cached during the authentication process
type Status report
message The request body was too large to be cached
during the authentication process
description Access to the specified resource (The
request body was too large to be cached during the
authentication process) has been forbidden.
Apache Tomcat/5.5.12
I have tried to configure my web.xml to present the
login page instead of the Tomcat status report when
error 403 takes place. The login page is displayed,
but if the user attempts to log in, au authentication
timeout status page is displayed instead.
Not sure how to handle this kind of error condition.
Martin
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