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Documents are transmitted twice when calling via POST from external source
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Documents are transmitted twice when calling via POST from external source
Summary: Documents are transmitted twice when calling via POST
from external source
Product: Tomcat 4
Version: 4.1.12
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: Normal
Priority: Other
Component: Unknown
AssignedTo: tomcat-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: johann.uhrmann@xpecto.com
The following configuration makes tomcat (or the http-Connector?) transmit
the document (html page or jsp) twice.
This causes the page to be shown twice on the client:
- An external site (not hosted on tomcat) has a form which is sent via
POST on a tomcat page.
- The document on the tomcat server is the index document for that web
application.
- There is a filter for that web application which reads the parameters given
by the post request and sets some session parameters and a cookie.
It also wraps the request to overload getRemoteUser and isUserInRole.
(That filter is actually used for single-sign-on authentication.)
- The referring site is hosted on the same machine, but on an Apache web server:
http://www/apostform.html --[http-post]---> http://www:8081/myapp/index.jsp
According to tcpdump, the page is transmitted twice as a reply for a single
post request. The reply is also transmitted in a single packet (if it's small
enough) which may indicate that the output buffers on tomcat have nut been flushed.
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