Hi Joe, what is your configuration?
1) If Tomcat serves the request (i.e. mod_jk forwards it), the jsessionid should not be a problem, because tomcat should generate the Content-Type header.
2) If Apache serves the request, you should get a "Not Found", because it doesn't strip the jsessionid.
So basically I don't understand your observation (although I didn't try by myself). If 2) is the problem, I'm actually thinking about an option to strip jsessionid's via mod_jk from static content.
Regards, Rainer Joe Pemberton wrote:
I'm trying to connect Apache2 with mod_jk to Tomcat5.5. Almost everything seems to work. However, if I have cookies disabled, Tomcat will rewrite all urls to include ;jsessionid=XXXXXXXXX (which is I want and expect). Unfortunately, it seems as though Apache2 insists on determining the content-type of the response based on the extension of the file requested. This means that: if i request "/myservlet/index.html" I get "Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8" if i request "/myservlet/index.html;jsessionid=12341243123412341234" I get "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8" Obviously, this is a problem. I looked through the apache docs and the mod_jk docs, but I didn't find a way to disable this behavior. I could possibly set the DefaultType directive to "text/html", but this would leave .gif/.jpg/.css/etc broken. I also didn't find much through google. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. -Joe
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