Hello,
I'm having an issue with Tomcat 4.1.12 and Apache 1.3.x where if I make a call to response.sendRedirect("http://hostname/servlet/foo";) Apache for some reason sends a redirect URL to the browser in the form of:
http://hostname:0/servlet/foo
Does anyone know what is causing this? And how to fix it?
I can get around the problem only by using a RequestDispatcher.forward instead of the redirect but that's not optimal for me as I want the browser's URL changed. And although the :0 has no effect on IE, Mozilla doesn't like it at all.
I apologize in advance if this is a common problem although I've search the archives and can find only one email that also mentions this problem and the thread doesn't discuss a resolution.
Thanks,
john
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Hello John, this works for me: response.sendRedirect("http://hostname:8080/servlet/foo";). All servers: smtpd, httpd, ftpd, others and tc listen on predefined ports. look closer at the docs. hope this helps, david.
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