I'm using JB3.2.1 with TC 4.1.24 in a DMZ. An Apache is used as a proxy. While accessing via https every JSP-page contains some radom hex numbers (e.g. 944, 2000, 14b7). These numbers appear after 4.096, 8.192 or 12.288 bytes. I guess at this time the server flushes the page automatically. When I do the flushing manually (e.g. by calling flush() in a servlet), every time (e.g. after each line) a number is inserted. While using http or a standalone Tomcat (http and https) everything works fine.
Anyone any idea?
It works fine with Netscape 7 and Mozilla 1.4 but MSIE 6.x and Netscpae 4.7 still have the problem. I tested it on another server (without the proxy) and it works fine with all browsers...