Shahed pinged me about this error. It was coming after logging in. This R12.1.3 instance had just migrated from an old server to a new one. Once you logged in this error would be displayed:
You Are Trying To Access a Page That Is No Longer Active.The Referring Page May Have Come From a Previous Session. Please Select Home To Proceed
The hits on support.oracle.com were not helpful, but a gave a clue that it may have something to do with session cookie. So I used Firefox to check http headers. If you press Ctrl+Shift+K, you will get a panel at the bottom of the browser. Click on Network tab, click on the AppsLocalLogin.jsp and on the right side of the pane, you'll see a cookie tab.
The domain appearing in the cookie tab was from the old server. So I checked:
select session_cookie_domain from icx_parameters;
olddomain.justanexample.com
So I nullified it:
update icx_parameters set session_cookie_domain=null;
commit;
Restarted Apache
cd $ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME
adapcctl.sh stop
adapcctl.sh start
No more error. I was able to log in and so was Shahed.
You Are Trying To Access a Page That Is No Longer Active.The Referring Page May Have Come From a Previous Session. Please Select Home To Proceed
The hits on support.oracle.com were not helpful, but a gave a clue that it may have something to do with session cookie. So I used Firefox to check http headers. If you press Ctrl+Shift+K, you will get a panel at the bottom of the browser. Click on Network tab, click on the AppsLocalLogin.jsp and on the right side of the pane, you'll see a cookie tab.
The domain appearing in the cookie tab was from the old server. So I checked:
select session_cookie_domain from icx_parameters;
olddomain.justanexample.com
So I nullified it:
update icx_parameters set session_cookie_domain=null;
commit;
Restarted Apache
cd $ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME
adapcctl.sh stop
adapcctl.sh start
No more error. I was able to log in and so was Shahed.
1 comment:
Yes , Its helpful.
Great sharing,
thanks
kind regards,
Anas Ali
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