If you read around, you'll find that IE automatically (and
non-standardly) asks for (GETs) favicon.ico in various standard places -
even if you have no links to it from your served html.
Sounds like your servlet mapping is including some of these favicon.ico
requests. So I'd tighten up your servlet mapping - and to spare your
logs, create and serve a favicon.ico in the default location.
Pusukuri, Kishore_Kumar wrote:
actually in our web application we have a search feature , if we are
using that in logs we found that some functions such as user
authentication and getting path informations etc are called twice
..second time if I LOG the above details in path info I am getting
favicon.ico ...
could u tell me, how to avoid the extra call of the details?
thanks,
kishore
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From: Pusukuri, Kishore_Kumar
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 4:11 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: what is favicon.ico? what its significance?
what is favicon.ico? what its significance?
thanks,
kishore
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