Hey all,
I'm trying to setup a Tomcat-run JSP page as the local URL of a
ErrorDocument 404 directive in a virtual host on my Apache web server.
The local URL may, depending on whether I'm in dev or prod environment, use
an Apache alias that translates to a Tomcat context. That is, featuring
some leading "/foo/," where "/foo" is a httpd.conf's Alias directive as
well as a server.xml's Context node "path" attribute.
The thing is, such a setup works fine on my configuration with a HTML file
or Perl script. Yet it refuses to work for a JSP file. It seems to work
when the URL is provided as an external one ("http://..."), which I want to
avoid like plague since it implies more maintenance and, furthermore,
strips out the 404 code in the process.
What am I forgetting or doing wrong?
PS: Replies copied to the email below appreciated, since I'm not currently
reading the list itself.
Thanks!
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