Hi Brad,
I didn’t think the client is re-issuing the request (BTW I’m validating this behavior using relaxURL). I wrapped the cfhttp call in the Relaxer.send() method with a writelog statement before and after. I also put a writeLog statement in my preHandler code. I’m getting this result:
“Information”,“web-325”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:27”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“relax issuing request.”
“Information”,“web-318”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:28”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“preHandler executed”
“Information”,“web-318”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:28”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“onError executed”
“Information”,“web-322”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:29”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“preHandler executed”
“Information”,“web-322”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:29”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“onError executed”
“Information”,“web-325”,“12/12/12”,“14:14:29”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“relax ending request.”
However, if I just past my resource URL in the browser I get this in my log file:
“Information”,“web-323”,“12/12/12”,“14:19:33”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“preHandler executed”
“Information”,“web-323”,“12/12/12”,“14:19:33”,“8D670B22015CC2CB7B41941BBDC829C0”,“onError executed”
I’m thinking the issue might be with the CFHTTP call in the Relaxer CFC.
Thoughts?
Brett