This is done by spring-security. Spring security stores the request details in the session before redirecting the user to the login page. On successful login it will retrieve the request details from the session and redirect to that.
This is done by spring-security. Spring security stores the request details in the session before redirecting the user to the login page. On successful login it will retrieve the request details from the session and redirect to that.
You can set the always-use-default-target attribute of the form-login configuration to override this behavior.
That worked perfectly. Thank you so much. After reading the documentation for default-target-url I can see exactly where it says that this was causing the error.
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