keep ur whole doGet/doPost/service method in a
try-catch block.
ur catch block should be something like this:
catch (Exception ex){
response.setAttribute("�javax.servlet.jsp.jspException�,
ex);
Then forward the request using
requestDispatcher.forward() to ur errorPage.jsp
}
In ur errorPage.jsp the implicit "exception" should
be availible, and u can handle ur exception anyway u
like.
Make sure that after forwarding ur request to the
Error page no other statements are executed in ur
doGet/doPost
This is more or less how the servlet generated from a
compiled JSP page implements errorPage logic.
--- kavitha ramasamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In JSP, if any error occurs, instead of showing
> that page, we can dispaly
> the customized user error page like
> errorPage="Error.jsp"
>
> How to implement the same in servlet without
> using trycatch for unknown
> errors and exceptions.
>
> Kavitha
>
>
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