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Chrome and JSESSIONID

The following problem with chrome ...:

I have a Grails 1.3.7 application on the server. I noticed that when I request static content (e.g. non-dynamic html files) from Chrome, Chrome creates two JSESSIONID-Cookies. The first is when the login window appears, and the second after a successful login. If I want to refresh the page or request another resource, I must log in again. (I think because Tomcat does not understand these two cookies)

I tried this with FF, but FF just creates one cookie and works fine. In addition, I ran the application locally and it works fine with chrome. So something with tomecat should be wrong.

Enviroment:

  • Grails-Application 1.3.7 (with Spring-Security-Core 1.2.4)
  • Apache Tomcat 7 (on Windows Server 2008)

My httpd.conf:

ProxyPass /manager http://myUrl:8080/manager
ProxyPass /myGrailsApp http://myUrl:8080/myGrailsApp
ProxyPassReverse /manager http://myUrl:8080/manager
ProxyPassReverse /myGrailsApp http://myUrl:8080/myGrailsApp

ProxyPass / http://myUrl:8080/myGrailsApp/frontend
ProxyPassReverse / http://myUrl:8080/myGrailsApp/frontend

Thanks in advance.

Update 1:

, tomcat.

: Chrome . . , -, JSESSIONID , .

tomcat- - ...

2:

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  • localhost/myApp/frontend = > Apache = > FAIL
  • localhost: 8080/myApp/frontend = > Tomcat = > OK

, Apache - (?).

:

:) Grails *.gsp "favicon.ico" . (, html ) , Grails.

, favicon.ico , :)

Google Chrome, FF IE .

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, Chrome/Safari ( Webkit?) cookie. , context.xml META-INF spring,

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<Context sessionCookiePathUsesTrailingSlash='false'>
</Context>

. .

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