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A redirect won't keep the query string. its a completely separate request
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A redirect won't keep the query string. its a completely separate request

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Sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for your responses ! , Apparantly the redirect did not attach the querystring , we were getting 302 [Temporarily moved...with location as login.jsp]
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Sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for your responses ! , Apparantly the redirect did not attach the querystring , we were getting 302 [Temporarily moved...with location as login.jsp]

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Yes, as we said, the query string has to be re-attached. &nbsp;Which it can be, but apparently not by the developers of your code. &nbsp;Your login program has to get the query string, and reattach it to the redirect. &nbsp; &nbsp;Too bad about the B grade -- you got correct answers, and even strategies for dealing with the problem.
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Yes, as we said, the query string has to be re-attached.  Which it can be, but apparently not by the developers of your code.  Your login program has to get the query string, and reattach it to the redirect.    Too bad about the B grade -- you got correct answers, and even strategies for dealing with the problem.

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Sorry about that grade selection...it was my mistake...
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Sorry about that grade selection...it was my mistake...

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When the user clicked on an URL from the email, and if there is no session for the user in the app ,the user is redirected to the log-in page, however the query string is missing from the redirected URL. Because of this , the user is not taken to the intended menu after successful log-on. Any body faced this kind of issue? We're on weblogic server.
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When the user clicked on an URL from the email, and if there is no session for the user in the app ,the user is redirected to the log-in page, however the query string is missing from the redirected URL. Because of this , the user is not taken to the intended menu after successful log-on. Any body faced this kind of issue? We're on weblogic server.

URL Redirect (to login page) is missing the query string

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