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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Garrett Steed <gm...@simulexinc.com> on 2003/04/04 00:31:58 UTC
user clicks submit but nothing happens
Newbe question: I am trouble shooting a problem we had with our server.
The problem seemed simple; when the use clicks, a submit button, JavaScript
will check the data in the form, then call the document.form1.submit(). The
form action then sends the data to the servlet. Normally the servlet would
handle the request and process the data but the servrlet never starts.
Instead, the page and form reload. This problem occurs infrequently when we
test in house, but when the client is working with the system, it happens
quite often.
I need help to figure out a way to isolating this problem. The problem must
be between the Clients Browser, tomcat, and servlet. Suggestion would be
much appreciated. Ive been looking for a solution and pattern for several
days.
Thank you so much
Garrett
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Re: user clicks submit but nothing happens
Posted by Vladimer Shioshvili <vs...@qrc.com>.
are you using get or post method for the form? explorer can't handle large
headers with get method and submit doesn't do anything...
At 05:31 PM 4/3/2003, you wrote:
>Newbe question: I am trouble shooting a problem we had with our server.
>The problem seemed simple; when the use clicks, a submit button, JavaScript
>will check the data in the form, then call the document.form1.submit(). The
>form action then sends the data to the servlet. Normally the servlet would
>handle the request and process the data but the servrlet never starts.
>Instead, the page and form reload. This problem occurs infrequently when we
>test in house, but when the client is working with the system, it happens
>quite often.
>
>I need help to figure out a way to isolating this problem. The problem must
>be between the Clients Browser, tomcat, and servlet. Suggestion would be
>much appreciated. I've been looking for a solution and pattern for several
>days.
>
>Thank you so much
>Garrett
>
>
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