RE: Jetty banner & stacktrace while using cxf component: camel 3.0.1

2020-04-16 Thread Vikas Jaiswal
Hi,
How can this be fixed? What I see is that the custom error handler is not 
getting picked up by the cxf components (REST & SOAP). Is there a option in cxf 
component for this?
Regards,
Vikas

From: Vikas Jaiswal
Sent: 26 March 2020 10:12
To: 'users@camel.apache.org'
Subject: Jetty banner & stacktrace while using cxf component: camel 3.0.1

Hi
   I have a issue with the Jetty banner that comes up while a 404 error 
occurs. This is what I did to fix it:

1)  Extended org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandler to create a 
custom contexhandler.

2)  This custom context handler is configured in camel-config.xml (I am 
using spring dsl).

3)  This custom context handler calls a custom error handler in which the 
Jetty banner is removed.

I am using cxfEndpoint and have a uri configured in address property of the 
cxfEndpoint. I assume that if there is any http error i.e '404' it should be 
handled by the custom error handler that  I have configured, but in turn it 
displays the default error handler and the banner.

Regards,
Vikas


Jetty banner & stacktrace while using cxf component: camel 3.0.1

2020-03-25 Thread Vikas Jaiswal
Hi
   I have a issue with the Jetty banner that comes up while a 404 error 
occurs. This is what I did to fix it:

1)  Extended org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandler to create a 
custom contexhandler.

2)  This custom context handler is configured in camel-config.xml (I am 
using spring dsl).

3)  This custom context handler calls a custom error handler in which the 
Jetty banner is removed.

I am using cxfEndpoint and have a uri configured in address property of the 
cxfEndpoint. I assume that if there is any http error i.e '404' it should be 
handled by the custom error handler that  I have configured, but in turn it 
displays the default error handler and the banner.

Regards,
Vikas