David
Fri Dec 19 16:39:48 CST 2003
If the URL does not physically exist, then this is not exactly an IIS
problem. This looks more like whatever is forwarding requests to the JSP
Processor (or the JSP Processor itself) that is confused for some reason.
Namely, IF IIS was processing the URL, it would treat multiple consecutive
'/' as a single '/' and try to serve out the resource. But that doesn't
seem like the case here since you're using JSP, which usually takes the
processing of the URL away from IIS and does it itself -- meaning it is
interpreting the parts of the URL as it wants, and IIS has no control. Any
problems after this point is not an IIS issue.
Without knowing server-side config, I don't know what is being processed by
JSP, but it doesn't matter. The problem is probably originating from the
JSP "bridge" between IIS and JSP. If I had to guess, I'd say that the JSP
Bridge doesn't know how to deal with '//' like IIS, and due to lucky
configuration, didn't see it on IIS4 but does see it on IIS5 -- so it fails
now.
What JSP processor are you using? You need to contact them first.
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//David
IIS
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<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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The URL does not exist, it was just an example.
The real URL is
http://www.vcol.co.uk/hub/clarify/accessories/343400//10001
1771/DO158433PR283000+//07770410273
This is a Extranet web site.
No web service is in place.
Pages are JSPs and served via IIS5.
In IIS4 it worked, but when we upgraded to IIS5 this URL
did not resolve.
regards
Morgan
>-----Original Message-----
>Does the URL
http://www.myservice.net/home/mobileno/homeno actually
exist?
>
>Or are you running some web service that is modifying the
behavior of your
>URL namespace (at which point, this is likely a bug in
your web service and
>not IIS).
>
>multiple consecutive '/'s result in one '/' on IIS.
>
>--
>//David
>IIS
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
>//
>"Morgan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:010e01c3c4fa$7e0068d0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>Hi
>
>I recently migrated from iis4 to iis5. I now find that the
>web server does not resolve multiple forward slashs in the
>URL, all i get is a 404 error.
>
>Is there a hot fix to resolve this.
>For example
>The following URL gets a page not found error in iis5
>(this worked under iis4)
>URL :
http://www.myservice.net/home/mobileno///homeno
>
>If the URl is change to the following is works:
>URL :
>
http://www.myservice.net/home/mobileno/null/null/homeno
>
>Anyone have any ideas on what is going wrong?
>
>
>.
>