Hey, that was also my problem a few weeks ago!
I made something like a general login servlet if a new session is
created, and stored the servlet url the user called for the first time.
But the problem is that a user can type the IP or only use the first
part of the server name if he/she is in the domain, exactly as Henner
explained.
Now I use the following to retrieve the requested url:
    String query = req.getQueryString();
    String uri = req.getRequestURI();
    if (query == null)
      query = "";
    else
      query = "?" + query;
    return uri + query;
This makes sure that every parameter is passed to the doGet() method if
there were any.


Henner Zeller wrote:
> I once stumbled in this trap: I tested a servlet on my localhost with
> Netscape (I am not forced to give my own domain name, then):
>   http://host/someservlet
> and made a redirect to another servlet, using part of the request URI ..
> The Servername of the Apache has been configured to be 'host.mydomain.com'
> so the redirect arrived at
>   http://host.mydomain.com/redirect
> .. and the cookie was invalid since Netscape didn't sent it to this 'new'
> Host -> session invalid.
> 
> Could this be your problem ?
> 
> ciao,
>  -hen
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