In Java-based enterprise applications (like Liferay, Adobe Experience Manager, or a custom Spring MVC framework), the /content/ directory typically stores static or semi-dynamic assets. This includes:
If you are not logged in, the server often redirects you to the default page to present the login form.
Hexaware, being a tech company, likely runs its own intranet on robust stacks. Based on the URL convention, it is plausible they use:
The word station suggests a jump-off point. Before the cloud era (circa 2005–2015), internal apps were named by function:
Thus, stationh could be the legacy HR portal where employees once logged in to view pay stubs or request leave. The /content/index/index/default path suggests an older Java Server Faces (JSF) or .NET WebForms application that relied on nested master pages.
Sometimes, after entering the correct password, the URL refreshes but stays on /content/index/index/default. This indicates a token failure or session timeout.