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ApplicationDispatcher.requestURI starting with two slashes
Hi,
we have written a litter filter that rewrites incoming request, as well as by using a response Wrapper object that will rewrite the encodeUrl Methods so that outgoing urls will also be rewritten. So the code looks something like this: String rewriteURL = createRewriteURL(request); RequestDispatcher forwardDispatcher = request.getRequestDispatcher(rewriteURL); forwardDispatcher.forward(request, toRewriteResponse(request, new ResponseWrapperClass(request, response))); This code works perfectly under some context path, lets say "server:port/example/... However, when run on the context root "/", it fails. I also found a / or "the" bug, in the forwardDispatcher object, when debugging, the private requestURI attribute starts with two "/" slashes instead of just one. Example: "//MyPage.html" --------- request.getRequestDispatcher(rewriteURL) is handled internally by Tomcat code, but by manually adding some of it's source code, I was able to debug into the following lines of code that get called when request.getRequestDispatcher(rewriteURL) is called: public class ApplicationContext implements ServletContext { [...] private ThreadLocal localUriMB = new ThreadLocal(); [...] public RequestDispatcher getRequestDispatcher(String path) { [...] MessageBytes uriMB = (MessageBytes) localUriMB.get(); [...] CharChunk uriCC = uriMB.getCharChunk(); [...] return new ApplicationDispatcher(wrapper, uriCC.toString(), wrapperPath, pathInfo, queryString, null); } When the Dispatcher is created, the uricCC.toString() contains the two slashes ("//"). ------------ However, where do they come from? What's going on here / what's going wrong here? I am really confused, sorry! Thanks in advance, Peter |
Re: ApplicationDispatcher.requestURI starting with two slashes
Problem solved. It was a problem with the Eclipse Tomcat Plugin! :-(
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Re: ApplicationDispatcher.requestURI starting with two slashes
On 11/16/2010 09:11 AM, Peter Horlock wrote:
> Problem solved. It was a problem with the Eclipse Tomcat Plugin! :-( Thank you, I'm sure that information will be very helpful to the next person who faces this issue. Kidding aside, would you mind terribly sharing just a little bit of detail so the rest of us may benefit? -- Lew |
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