After some further logging within the filter it would appear that the following is happening


context1 context2 |------------------------------| |--------------| --> Filter --> Servlet --> Servlet ----| |---Filter <-- Servlet <-------------------| |->Filter --> Servlet --> Servlet ---| <--- Filter <-- Servlet <-------------------|

However, after the response if filtered the first time it isn't applied again on the second round so hence it would appear not to be being applied.

Can't see why it is doing a second round though.

Peter Johnson wrote:

Correction it is doing

         context1             context2
 |------------------------------|   |--------------|
--> Filter --> Servlet --> Servlet ----|
<------------------ Servlet <--------------------|

Peter Johnson wrote:

Hi all,

I am including another context's servlet output however the filter that should be applied isn't.

e.g. seems to be doing

          context1             context2
  |------------------------------|   |--------------|
--> Filter --> Servlet --> Servlet ----|
<------------------------------------------------------|

rather than

          context1             context2
  |------------------------------|   |--------------|
--> Filter --> Servlet --> Servlet ----|
<---Filter <-- Servlet <--------------------|

Any ideas?

PJ

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