Infinite Redirects if Trying To Access a DM App - Why?
Hi,
I setup CLM2012 along with DM V4 M9 but I am getting the following message in Firefox if trying to access a DM app from the home menu (e.g. its dashboard):
Is this a known issue? What could be the root cause?
This is my environment:
CLM 2012 V4 GA installation incl RM, CCM, QM
WAS 7.0.0.19 ND where RM, CCM and QM reside on different nodes (JTS and the LPA Admin app resides on the CCM node)
Rational Design Management V4 M9 (RSA flavor) which resides on the RM WAS node
These are my context roots:
I setup CLM2012 along with DM V4 M9 but I am getting the following message in Firefox if trying to access a DM app from the home menu (e.g. its dashboard):
The page isn't redirecting properly Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.I suppose this is due to an infinite/cyclic redirect. Opera is a bit more verbose in reporting an error here:
The URL was redirected to https://rrc.polly.boeblingen.de.ibm.com/dm/web/projects/JKE%20Banking%20(Design%20Management). Please click the link to go there.
Is this a known issue? What could be the root cause?
This is my environment:
CLM 2012 V4 GA installation incl RM, CCM, QM
WAS 7.0.0.19 ND where RM, CCM and QM reside on different nodes (JTS and the LPA Admin app resides on the CCM node)
Rational Design Management V4 M9 (RSA flavor) which resides on the RM WAS node
These are my context roots:
- clm4-ccm
- clm4-admin
- clm4-jts
- clm4-rm
- clm4-qm
- clm4-converter
- clm4-clmhelp
- rdmhelp
- dm
-
vvc
Accepted answer
There is an open defect for this issue: defect 32097
Comments
Daniel Stefan Haischt
Jul 20 '12, 6:41 a.m.In the meantime I was able to figure out that a standalone CLM 2012 + DM V4 M9 installation based on Tomcat and Derby does not expose the infinite browser redirect issue. So it looks like this is a WAS-specific issues which I actually have been able to reproduce multiple times...