Len,
You just got yourself a segment in my prayers tonight :)
Thanks a lot. This was _exactly_ what I needed :D
//Casper
Len Popp wrote:
>
> Your error-page declaration only handles errors caused by
> sendError(500). It doesn't handle exceptions thrown by the
> application. To specify an err
Your error-page declaration only handles errors caused by
sendError(500). It doesn't handle exceptions thrown by the
application. To specify an error page that is called for all unhandled
exceptions, add this:
java.lang.Throwable
/whatever.jsp
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Hi Mark,
The error page is configured, as described in the docs, in the web.xml-file:
500
/jsp/error/500.jsp
The stack trace is specific to the error caused by the application, ie. it
is not the same error on each and every occation.
//Casper
Mark Thomas-15 wrote:
>
> Novaree wrote:
Novaree wrote:
> Once in a while, when I "accidentally" runs into a code 500 error, I am
> presented with the stack trace instead of the (otherwise properly
> configured) 500.jsp page. The "correct" code 500 page is display, like, 8
> out of 10 times.
How is it configured?
What does the stack tra
