https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55695
--- Comment #3 from Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> ---
There is nothing in the bug report that suggests a Tomcat bug. You have an
error message that is not Tomcat-related ("required String parameter 'code' is
not present"). Spring is a part of your application, not Tomcat. So yes, this
is an application problem.
Spring or any other component in your web application can, in fact, modify the
request (at least from the perspective of the code running in your web
application). Just because you can see the parameter "code" in your URL and
your application is saying that "code" is not in the request doesn't mean that
Tomcat is doing something wrong. Perhaps your application (or Spring?) is not
reading the value properly. Perhaps the value is not properly-formatted (e.g.
it looks like it could be encrypted, but maybe it's broken) and the error
message is not good (i.e. problem is value-format not value-missing).
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