IMHO it is related to Java BugID#4160499 which will be fixed in the upcoming
J2V1.4. It is related to URLconnection error handling which we have been
waiting for a 'long, long' time (since 1998). Tomcat handles your 'bad' URL
correctly and the file is NOT there. (It is actually using your m1 prefix while
JSWDK 'probably' does not have a clue!:-) What does your Tomact server.xml file
say for m1, please? That is where your problem will probably be!)
Regards - George
Jiger Patel wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> I am currently working on a new project. Wherein the
> Client app would ask a Server for some file. This server is
> essentially a Servlet Engine.
> The client can be a normal java prg or a Web Browser But mainly
> a Normal Java Client.
> Now my Client if asking for a URL like
> java myclient "http://m1:8080/eShoppe"
> then it gives back 302 Found error.(Please note I am using pure
> socket programming to connect to Servlet Engine for some reasons)
> Then if I add a slash to my url Like this
> java myclient "http://m1:8080/eShoppe/" then it gives me index.jsp as
> wanted. This is when my Servlet Engine is JWSDK.
> Now I start tomcat & go thru the same procedure but neither with nor
> without slash returns the index.jsp. But If I use my browser to ask
> for that same URL then it returns the index.jsp
> I also went thru the HTTP specs but didnt find anything missing.
>
> Does anyone know how to solve this problem. Only tomcat seem to be
> having this problem coz JSWDK works fine.
>
> Any Idea.??
>
> Thanks,
> Jiger
>
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