Here is some testing I have done.
There are 3 ways to access the application server:
1) named vhost which is actually an apache server with mod_jk (http://vhost/).
/myapp/*, /anotherapp/* and *.jsp are jkMounted.
2) default vhost via apache and mod_jk (http://nonvhost/)
3) direct to jboss (http://jboss:8080/) on default vhost.
the names I have used in brackets are for reference purposes in this post.
I have 3 contexts that I access:
A) Default context, with no app deployed to it besides the default
jboss-web.deployer (i.e. ROOT.war).
B) myapp-ear.ear is deployed to context /myapp/ (context-root="myapp") and to
the named vhost
C) anotherapp is deployed to context /anotherapp/ on the default vhost (no
vhost specification in jboss-web.xml)
web.xml for jboss-web.deployer has the following:
<error-page>
<error-code>404</error-code>
/error/404.html
</error-page>
None of the web.xml files for app B) and C) have any error directives in them.
The results are as follows:
1) + A) http://vhost/nopage.jsp - custom error page
1) + B) http://vhost/myapp/nopage - default error
1) + C) http://vhost/anotherapp/nopage - blank page
2) + A) http://novhost/nopage.jsp - custom
2) + B) http://novhost/myapp/nopage - custom
2) + C) http://novhost/anotherapp/nopage - default
3) + A) http://jboss/nopage.jsp - custom
3) + B) http://jboss/myapp/nopage - custom
3) + C) http://jboss/anotherapp/nopage - default
why is 1) + C) giving a blank page?
how do i get 1) + B) and 2) + C) and 3) + C) to give custom without modifying
web.xml? or do i need to modify web.xml on those?
my custom error page is set to /error/404.html and i have /error/404.html in
ROOT.war
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