We figured out what the problem was. IIS was not allowing any requests to
go through if the file extension was .jsp with a query string parameter. We
basically had to add the .jsp extension to the IIS configuration as a
recognized file extension that would pass to the jakarta isap_redirector.
To check the log:
At which time did you send which request, and what was the result (OK,
or what kind of problem)?
And please give us your config (worker configuration, platform and web
server versions, ...)
Regards,
Rainer
Antonio Santana wrote:
The main unique thing we have with IIS
Team,
We have been using the Tomcat Redirector in our Dev environment and even our
local machines while developing code. We have a classic ASP site that works
with JSP hosted by Tomcat. The redirector has been working in these two
environments fine, but when we move our code to Certification,
Please post your configuration.
If the configuration is fine, set your redirector log level to debug, do
one request with http and query parameter, one with https and query
parameter and a third with https without query parameter and let us have
a look at the redirector log file.
Regards,
The main unique thing we have with IIS is a redirector on port 80 traffic so
it is forced to 443 (SSL). Here is the log:
[Thu Aug 02 14:20:53 2007] [5856:3368] [debug]
map_uri_to_worker::jk_uri_worker_map.c (449): Attempting to map URI
'/eservices-cert.sabre.com/jtest/john/jp.jsp' from 7 maps
