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On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Tim Trentham wrote:
> I checked around on the java.apache.org site (including the FAQ) and
> couldn't find anything that mentions this. Basically, I want 404 errors to
> go to a customized error page. This is usually handled by setting the
> ErrorDocument directive in the Apache conf file. It seems that pages that a
> parsed by ApacheJSSI ignore this directive and instead you get a page with
> text that is something like this....
>
> "404 Java Server Side Include Error
>
> Requested URI /test.jhtml is not a file. Please, make sure you request a
> java server side include file."
>
> What is the best way to go about getting it to go to a customized error
> page?
Modify the JSSI source code to do error handling differently... The output
is generated by org.apache.servlet.ssi.PageParserServlet.error(). You
could modify it to send back a redirection to your custom error page.
Still better: add this as an option, switched on by a parameter of the SSI
servlet!
Ciao
Peter
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