Greetings.
I built apache 2.0.44 from source (default configuration). I hooked it up to
mod_jk, version 1.2.2. The tomcat examples application works great.
When I run one of my web apps, the browser (maybe?) is inserting additional
information for the hostname in non-fully qualified URLs. For example, my
JSP code generates this link:
<a href='do/initMemberHome'>Member Homepage</a>
When I run the jsp page via any browser (or simply hover over the link)
(http://localhost/application/index.jsp), the browser thinks that the
servername is:
http://localhostnt-Type %1Ctext/do/initMemberHome
So, the 'nt-Type %1Ctext' string is appended to 'localhost'. I grep'd around
the config files for tomcat, apache, and the webapp and see nothing. It
seems to be specific to my (simple) web application. The one difference
between it an other example applications is that the pages are generated from
struts, using tiles. However, checking the HTML source of the generated JSP
page, I don't see the appended nt-Type %1Ctext.
Has anyone seen this problem? Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Jeff
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