Hi Parikshit Tiwari ,

Have you found a solution to this problem? I searched on the web for 2 days 
but I found nothing.
I'm completely stuck.

Thx



Le jeudi 6 décembre 2012 02:58:30 UTC+1, Parikshit Tiwari a écrit :
>
> epoch,
>     How were you able to send the handshake? what did you do to send out 
> the handshake was it something in the json packet that caused the browser 
> to think that it was a response from the auth server? Please let me know, 
> because I am facing a similar issue with IE8 and my server also uses LDAP 
> server for authentication. 
>
> Thanks,
> Parik
>
> On Thursday, April 22, 2010 1:58:07 AM UTC-7, epoch wrote:
>>
>> Hi Again 
>>
>> I have finally completed my debugging session and found the problem, 
>> the problem was the NTLM authentication, seems like IE 
>> needs a handshake from the server when it sends the blank request, as 
>> soon as i send the handshake, the original Ajax.Request gets executed 
>> again automatically 
>>
>> So consider this question closed, hope this thread helps other people 
>> aswell. 
>>
>> Cheers everyone 
>>
>> On Apr 21, 9:58 am, epoch <williescho...@gmail.com> wrote: 
>> > Hi Again 
>> > 
>> > Just an update, i have done further debugging and have finally found 
>> > the problem after looking at the request headers with fiddler. 
>> > the problem is that our system uses LDAP, the server is challenged 
>> > with WWW-Authenticate at the login page only once. 
>> > 
>> > now only in internet explorer if I wait more than 30 seconds IE seems 
>> > to add an "Authorization" header to the Prototype request and drops 
>> > the query string. 
>> > So in other words i do not think that this is a prototype error but 
>> > rather a server side error, i will now try to remove that header 
>> > before the request. 
>> > 
>> > If anybody else has any input, please share. 
>> > 
>> > Thanks guys! 
>> > 
>> > On Apr 20, 4:12 pm, epoch <williescho...@gmail.com> wrote: 
>> > 
>> > 
>> > 
>> > > Hi Guys 
>> > 
>> > > This is my first post. firstly i would like to congratulate everyone 
>> > > who helped make prototype awesome! 
>> > 
>> > > Secondly I have a very strange problem, I would consider myself very 
>> > > well versed with Prototype (been using it more than one year) 
>> > 
>> > > It appears my ajax request's stop executing after 20-30 seconds of 
>> the 
>> > > previous ajax request (not page load). 
>> > > I have debugged this and found out that prototype does indeed have 
>> the 
>> > > parameters and sends it successfully (without errors), but my server 
>> > > side handler (a jsp) returns all request.getParameter("variable") 
>> > > calls null. 
>> > 
>> > > if I then start clicking the button that makes the ajax request 
>> > > quickly in succession, it starts receiving the parameters again? 
>> > 
>> > > this only happens when using the post method which in turn sends 
>> using 
>> > > xmlhttp.send(postBody). also if i manually append the parameters to 
>> > > the url and use xmlhttp.send(null), everything works as expected 
>> > 
>> > > This only affects internet explorer, other browsers work perfectly. 
>> > > this made me think that the underlying XMLHttpRequest object has a 
>> > > problem. 
>> > 
>> > > Unfortuntally i do not have the neccesarry skill to continue 
>> debugging 
>> > > further. Can anyone please assist me with this? 
>> > 
>> > > here is a code example of how I can create the problem automatically 
>> > > (with IE) : 
>> > 
>> > >             var xu = function(o) { 
>> > >                 new Ajax.Request('AjaxComponentServlet', { 
>> > >                     parameters: { 
>> > >                         action: 'TESTER ' + o + ' ' + new Date(), 
>> > >                         random: Math.random() 
>> > >                     }, 
>> > >                     method: 'post' 
>> > >                 }); 
>> > >                 window.setTimeout('xu(' + (o + 1) + ')', (o*10000)); 
>> > >             } 
>> > 
>> > >             Event.observe(window, 'load', function() { 
>> > >                 window.setTimeout('xu(1)', 1 * (1000 * 10)); 
>> > >             }); 
>> > 
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