As you saw, the string parameter on ErrorResolution is just passed
straight through to HttpServletResponse.sendError() which simply adds it
to the status line of the HTTP response IIRC.
Sounds like what you're looking for is something more like
getContext().getRequest().setAttribute("errorMessage", "foo").
Then you can use ${errorMessage} in your error page.
Aaron
esemba wrote:
> Hi all,
> how can i get to error message from jsp? If i return new
> ErrorResolution(500, "foo") in my ActionBean, error page is selected (based
> on web.xml configuration). In this jsp, i can get to the status code
> (${pageContext.errorData.statusCode}), but I can't find a way, how to get to
> string "foo". I know this question might be better to ask in some
> jsp/servlet forum, because ErrorResolution's execute simply calls
> response.sendError(int, String), but I hope somebody here will know how to
> do it. Thank you very much for the answer.
>
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