> > oceatoon wrote: >> When going through Authentication, instead of sending me to the url I >> gave him as parameter(in my case "login"), he sends me to login/ and adds >> the slash?? >> Does anyone know what does this, and how to clearit ?? > > We had this nasty problem here, too. It seems to be a bug (or "feature") > in Tomcat. The problem is that Tomcat automatically redirects requests > for "/foo/bar" to "/foo/bar/" if a directory called "bar" exists in the > webapp context (e.g. "~tomcat/webapps/foo/bar"). I have not yet found a > way to turn this "feature" off. Thanks for the answer , good to know I'm not alone. The thing is I don't even have a "login" folder in my structure and he redirects to /login/ > > In our case we just renamed the directory to "login-x" and it worked :-) I can't do this because we have differnet accesses from different folder it would a big refactor to restructure just for this. I managed to bypass the first call by adding an optional slash to my pipeline match login(/)? but the real problem for me is that once he logs he stays in this login/ context, and I have no way of avoiding this.
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