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GPSPRINGSECURITYCORE-232: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward after response has been committed #238
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burtbeckwith said: |
confile said: This is my springsecurity config:
I used a new rememberMe service which can be found here: http://www.cloudseal.com/2013/03/grails-cookie-theft-exceptions/ under "DISABLE THE COOKIE REWRITING" It turns out that the error can be produced the following way: I login on my app in my browser. I login with my smart phone which has a different IP but uses the same account as I have used in the browser. After a couple of page reloads on my smart phone and on my browser I can produce this bug. What I tried to do is to put a return statement after every redurect, render and forward. But nothing helps. Burt do you have any idea? I have no idea what to do. Thank you for your help. |
I'm also getting this error, though the stack trace varies on occasion (I'm almost certain they're related). This is a rather large application as well, so I'm unable to disable spring security. We are unable to reproduce this issue reliably, though the more users we throw at the server, the more likely we are to see the issue pop-up. We've seen it occur on anything from attempting to render a template, to a GET request for an icon.
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Original Reporter: confile
Environment: grails 2.2.4
Version: Grails-Spring-Security-Core 1.2.7.3
Migrated From: http://jira.grails.org/browse/GPSPRINGSECURITYCORE-232
I am not sure if this issue belongs to spring security but the stack trace shows a lot of spring security related stuff:
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