I have users that are saving page URLs to their IE favorites but when they try t

Oh so it seems your SSO is configured directly on spring-security-07-portal.xml or at the web server level, in which case the solution I suggested is not relevant.

Do you use any load balancer in front of your web server? something like BigIP/F5?

Can you also open your spring-security-07-portal.xml and see if you have any SSO related configuration there? You should be able to tell by looking at the XML since there will refernces to SSO urls specific to your company.

here is the spring-security-07-portal.xml file so you can have a look.

spring-security-07-portal.xml

Oh I found my mistake, I copied and pasted the property from my XML where I had the opposite value for the property that I asked you to edit.

The value I wanted you to try with is

disable-url-rewriting="true"

Can you deploy the attached file and restart the app server? (double check the deployed file has the disable-url-rewriting set to true). Since I see that your search shows this file is deployed in the tmp cache of WebLogic I suggest you delete the cache too.

spring-security-07-portal.xml

Eduardo, I tried deploying the attached file, deleted WebLogic cache, verified the deployed file had the true value and restarted the environment but the results are the same.

Not sure what to do next here. Any ideas?

I read all the responses you've posted and remembered that I've seen this in the past. When you said it removes everything after the # then it rang a bell. The root cause is explained here forum.spring.io/.../94197-preserving-url-anchor-when-redirecting and it's an oddity of the spring security framework.

Implementing the solution posted there is not as trivial, my suggestion would be to let the end-users know that the right approach to create the bookmarks is to manually create it following the format

/suite/apps/applicationName/applicationNavigationItem

Example:

/suite/apps/home/mypages

Actually I just tested that solution with Central Authentication Service (CAS) and wasn't that hard to implement; I am not sure how different it will be to implement it with your SSO solution but if you're still interested in this solution we can discuss further offline.

Eduardo, I'm very interested in a solution or any recommendations you may have. Anything we can do to help the users would be beneficial.

Thanks, Mario

Mario, further information is now available in the support case #404219. Please take some time to log-in to the Technical Support site and review this case.