using tiles and j_security_check

[Vincent Stoessel <vi...@xaymaca.com>]

Hello,
I am using tomcat's realm authentication
to protect my struts 1.1 app. The actual
form is constructed using tiles. This works
fine for the most part but occasionaly I will submit the
login form and get stuck at a blank page with a
url of http:/mysite/j_security_check

Usually I have to retry it a few times and then
it will work. Has anyone seen this behavior?
Should I feed tiles a plain html and not use tiles for that?
I am also looking to see if this could be some
kind of session problem. Of course the first time this problem showed
up was when I was demoing my struts app in front of the
suits. argh!
-- 
Vincent Stoessel
Linux Systems Developer
vincent xaymaca.com

Re: using tiles and j_security_check

[Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>]

Vincent Stoessel wrote:

> Hello,
> I am using tomcat's realm authentication
> to protect my struts 1.1 app. The actual
> form is constructed using tiles. This works
> fine for the most part but occasionaly I will submit the
> login form and get stuck at a blank page with a
> url of http:/mysite/j_security_check 

Odd - can't imagine what it could be.  I would be inclined to say it's a 
server issue, but I have nothing to substantiate that.  Having 
j_security_check appear in the address bar indicates to me that things 
are processing right.  What is your server setup?  Did you demo under a 
different setup than you developed under?

> Usually I have to retry it a few times and then
> it will work. Has anyone seen this behavior?
> Should I feed tiles a plain html and not use tiles for that?
> I am also looking to see if this could be some
> kind of session problem. Of course the first time this problem showed
> up was when I was demoing my struts app in front of the
> suits. argh!

D'oh!  That ... sucks :-O

-- 
Eddie Bush




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