Say this in WEB.XML
<error-page>
<exception-type>java.lang.Exception</exception-type>
<location>/error.jsp</location>
</error-page> Then this in error.jsp or what ever you consider friendly: <%@ page isErrorPage ="true" %>
You are at a J2EE error page: <p> <%= exception.getMessage() %>
and then:
throw new Exception("Oops, I did it again");
Or if you want to localize.There are many variations, but KISS will start you. .V
Bard A. Evjen wrote:
Can anyone provide me with a complete example of using execption handling in struts that supports a "nice" message to the user and the actual error message (displayed on the jsp page)? (I'm using struts 1.1)
I think I've tried everything now (well, obviously not everything since it is not working), so I would REALLY appreciate the help.
You can either point me to a page where I can download a complete example or you can send it to me on bardevjen at operamail.com
Thanks a lot!
Regards, Bard
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