Dear All,

We have a client that is basically a JAVA desktop application that calls a 
servlet which is hosted at Tomcat server. 

The flow of request and response both are logged at the client as well as 
the server end.( i.e each and every request and response is logged)

Now, the client sent a request at a particular time say 9.00 am.(This is 
logged at client end). the request was served and logged at server end.
but it seems Acknowledgement from the server did not reach the client 
(Assuming the network congestion) and not present in the client logs.
After three minutes, the request was once again served by Tomcat, and 
again logged at server end, but at client end no logging for a fresh 
second request made, and logs of one successful completion of the request.

Totally there was only one request from client but was served twice by 
Tomcat what could be the reason?

We are using 
Tomcat  - 7.0.35 on Unix box
In server.xml 
Connector port="8443" SSLEnabled="true" acceptCount="500" 
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
allowUnsafeLegacyRenegotiation="false" maxThreads="5" scheme="https" 
secure="true" clientAuth="false"


Thanks and Regards
Deepak Kumar
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