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--- Comment #9 from Konstantin Preißer ---
Sorry - there is a bug in IE, as the W3C working draft for XMLHttpRequest [1]
says that the "open() method" must run the following step when resolving the
URL:
9. Drop from url.
which IE doesn
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--- Comment #8 from Konstantin Preißer ---
To follow-up on this report:
I tested with current IE 10 and old IE 8 and cannot reproduce the behavior
described in this report.
When I submit a URL like "test.html#fragment" to a XMLHttpRequest
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--- Comment #7 from Konstantin Preißer ---
Hi,
note that IIS (7.5) does reject requests where the URL contains a fragment (but
no query string) like "/test.html#fragment" with a "400 Bad Request" response.
I'm guessing you use the XmlHttp
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--- Comment #6 from Mark Thomas ---
You could, but if Tomcat did that it would be a lot harder for users to
work-around the issue until the UA is fixed.
By allowing the request to continue, users that see this issue can work-around
it with
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--- Comment #5 from Julian Reschke ---
One could argue that the request URI is invalid, thus Tomcat should reject the
request with a 404.
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--- Comment #3 from Mark Thomas ---
Generally, Tomcat doesn't provide work-arounds for bugs in third-party software
components unless all of the following conditions have been met:
a) The issue affects a large proportion of the Tomcat user
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--- Comment #2 from Adrian ---
XmlHttpRequest made from IE (8/9/10) will send also fragment. It is definitely
bug of IE, but anyway, I think that getRequestURI should strip it as well.
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