On Wednesday, Feb 5, 2003, at 02:46 Europe/London, Pier Fumagalli wrote:
After few discussions had face-to-face with some of you (Stefano on the
phone ranting about setting up Tomcat, Jeremy over lunch at my place few
weeks ago, and several others), and few odd questions popping out on the
list, I feel the need to tell you why my vision is so narrow when someone
touches the "Apache" argument.
Brilliant!!!! It is working, hurrah!
One thing I would like to try, is to make Apache handle the display of any 404s, 500s etc. caught by TomCat/Cocoon. (Not switched to Jetty yet).
ie. I would like our production server to have Apache outputting a common style of error pages, while keeping Cocoon outputting error pages (with stacktraces etc.) only on the staging server (so developers can see the cause).
Obviously I can get Cocoon to output the same style of error page as Apache's ones, but I'd prefer to get Cocoon to offload all error reporting to Apache if possible.
Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks for your help
regards Jeremy
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