Jess Holle schrieb:
We have some servlets that take rather general path-info's. When these
include a /properly escaped /semicolon, invoking getPathInfo() in Tomcat
results in a truncated path info.
Is this a known bug?
For example, one might have the request
http://myhost/mywebapp/servlet/myservlet*/pathcomp1/pathcomp2/foo%3Bbar*?spaz=bot
The expected result of getPathInfo() is
/pathcomp1/pathcomp2/foo%3Bbar
The actual result in Tomcat is:
*/pathcomp1/pathcomp2/foo
*
Note that the %3B is already converted into a ";" character in the
results of getRequestURI()...
This certainly would appear to be a bug in /something/. Or is this a
bug or misconfiguration in mod_proxy_ajp or some such?
So are you saying, that th request goes through httpd/mod_proxy or
mod_jk? If so, you should first test with direct request, so that we
know, where we have to look for the problem.
With mod_jk there were a couple of encoding changes and the latest
versions without a forwarding JkOption I think decodes the semicolon
before forwarding, because the AJP connector does not decode before
looking for the jsessionid.
Regards,
Rainer
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