I didn't add <error-code>, <exception-type>. So, i feel that all the errors or exceptions happening in my application will redirect to error.jsp. But this is not working.
Please guide me how to proceed.
or is there is any way to get all the error codes by mentioning <error-code>/*</error-code>?
Please advice me.
But same thing if <error-code> or <exception-type> include means it is working fine.
Thanks Ravi
[ September 18, 2008: Message edited by: RaviKumar AK ] [ September 18, 2008: Message edited by: RaviKumar AK ]
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I didn't add <error-code>, <exception-type>. So, i feel that all the errors or exceptions happening in my application will redirect to error.jsp. But this is not working.
<error-code> and <exception-type> both are optional but you need to provide atleast one of them. As per DTD of web.xml
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Originally posted by RaviKumar AK: Hi,
Is there any way to get all the error codes at one time in web.xml?
If not, please let me know how to get all the error codes through servlet/jsp. So that i can handle in my code.
Thanks for suggestion.
You can give an 'error page directive' in your jsp to show a fixed page in case of any error.
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Hi Bear,
Changed the display name. Thanks for alerting me to change the display name.
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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