found what the problem was...
in web.config I had changed cookieless="true" for page2. IIS tracks a
session afterwards by adding a session identifier to the url and asking
clients to use that one.
after two days ...
"julio" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a couple of aspx pages in a virtual directory. They expect http
> requests with a text payload.
>
> A client can send requests w/o any problems to page1.aspx.
>
> Requests to page2.aspx are somehow re-directed by IIS. The client gets a
> 302, with a Location that looks like:
>
> Location: /snoopycatnet1/(xnffd045kc4b243uyz32xk55)/page2.aspx
>
> the two pages are in the same virtual directory. I haven't set any
> re-direction in IIS. Any ideas as to why this re-direction may occur?
>
> Thanks,
> Julio<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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