Hi,
Christopher Schultz wrote:
The problem I'm encountering is that for a percentage of the POST
requests, Tomcat seems to loose all parameters.
Are you observing this in log files, or by actually doing it and having
it fail.
Both actually.
I have installed a top-level filter, and the very first thing it does
when its doFilter method is being called is calling
request.getParameterMap(), iterating over its values, and logging the
name and first chars of each parameter. Logging happens to a standard
java.Util.logging.Logger.
Before this filter is being called, none of my own code has been
executed in the context of the current request.
After that, if the page required a specific parameter an error is being
generated. This indeed happens. Other pages ignore the request if
parameters are missing. I have observed this too.
I'm wondering if
something is happening to the saved request during the login.
It's a good thought, and such a thing could have happened. Only in this
case the parameters are already missing before any request processing is
being done. Also, 99.9% of the requests execute well, only in 0.1 orso
the parameters are missing. That doesn't sound like much but 0.1% of a
high traffic site is still a lot of requests. (I made the 0.1 number up
and haven't calculated it exactly, but it's a small number)
Kind regards,
Arjan Tijms
Just looking for other possibilities.
- -chris
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