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Browser resubmitting request Automatically (submitting twice)

 
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Hello,
I have a Web Application, Websphere on AIX, using Servlets/JSP/Beans. Its uses Struts Framework.
If a request is taking a too long to execute (around 2 minutes) (say some DB Query is running for a long time), Internet Explorer (5.0) is automatically RESUBMITTING the request. I can see in Websphere's log that the same request has been received twice. Also Browser shows it is resubmitting the request (from Status Bar). Currently there is no Clustering being done. We are operating on Single Servers.
Any Ideas?
 
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sounds like a "feature" some moron at MS thought was a great idea. my guess is there is nothing you can do about it. you might try checking their bug list. someone in this forum might have run into this before and have a solution, but it is pretty dead here from now till monday. good luck.
i find it odd that a request would take so long. i run an apache server on a P1 133 mhz over a dial-up modem and my web-app accesses a database and it doesnt take anywhere near that long. perhaps you can speed it up. people dont like waiting that long anyway.
 
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