Rashmi Rubdi wrote: > It is hard to tell what could be the problem without knowing full > details of how the 2 projects Host, Context etc are configured. > > Are they at the ROOT context, or other Context? No, they are on different contexts (not ROOT).
> > Are they on a virtual host or all of them on localhost? Both applications are on localhost. Virtual hosts are not used. > > Is crossContext set to true or false? crossContext attribute is not set, thus I assume it should be false by default. > > relevant sections of server.xml , Context xml files will be useful. > Server.xml has default values (we didn't changed it). Both applications have their own context.xml files specified. There is nothing special in it; reloadable is set to false and both applications have data source defined as resource. Just to mention - one of these two applications is accessed by users with browsers only while second application is accessed by both browsers and hand held devices (Pocket PCs). The devices use .Net application which sends POST request with data in one large String. When servlet on the second application receives request from device, it sometimes contains additional request parameters that are not sent by device. We have discovered that these parameter names are used in the second application, that is parameters from both applications are somehow mixed-up. We suspect that problem arises when both applications are used at the same time, but we could not verify it (we have just analyzed log files). As I said, we had this problem on Tomcat 6.10 only. Tomcat 5.5.x works fine with the same context configuration. Regards, Dejan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
