On Wed, 2010-02-10 at 04:17 -0800, bandrm wrote: > Hi, > > I am working on a Restful Webservices client using https. Here are the steps > I follow.... > > a) I create a HTTPClient, set the NameValuePair with action, username, > password tokens as j_security_check, j_username, j_password for > authentication. I create the PostMethod and make the authentication call. > b) Server authenticates successfully and I get back statuscode = 200. > c) Now, I releaseConnection PostMethod, and create a new PostMethod for the > second request, but with the same authenticated HTTPClient object. > d) Second postmethod is the actual restful webservice call for the data. > > Now, second call successfully works and returns correct results when there > is only one server running on the webservices provider end. But, when the > provider brings up two servers, then the second call returns unauthorized or > it fails at the first call itself returning statuscode = 400. > > I am thinking the provider has some load balancer running before the two > servers. So, I need some kind of sticky session at the load balancer so that > the second is routed to the same server as the first. Is this correct? Or Am > I goofing up somewhere in my HTTP Client code. > > I would really appreciate any clues to resolve this issue. > > Thank you.
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