Hi,
Are you testing with IE? I recently heard of a problem with IE requesting
the same document multiple times in background. This has something to do
with determining the content-type of a document. If IE is not sure about the
content-type (perhaps the http header is not present?) and no file ext
Hi,
>you are right. i configured web.xml to call a servelet
>or a perl cgi script to send email whenever 404 is
>encountered.
>
>the problem is that i always get three emails for one
>error
>
>any idea?
Check your servlet and your script obviously ;) No one can help with
the little information
Hi
you are right. i configured web.xml to call a servelet
or a perl cgi script to send email whenever 404 is
encountered.
the problem is that i always get three emails for one
error
any idea?
--- Chong Yu Meng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Hi Cheng,
>
> How are you testing this? Do you have a
Hi Cheng,
How are you testing this? Do you have a servlet that sends emails
whenever you get a 404 ? Or when you get a 404, Tomcat directs the
request to a JSP or servlet that sends an email ? I'm pretty sure Tomcat
does not have a built-in facility that sends email.
Regards.
zhicheng wang wr
Hi
if i config tomcat (both 4 AND 5) to send email for
error code 404, it always send THREE emails. this is
true regardless if i use a servlet of perl cgi
any ideas? please let me know
if i call the servlet or cgi directly, things are
fine.
thanks
cheng
=
Best wishes
Z C Wang
