No, there are different 500 errors returned per application server. CF could
handle any processing problems and return an HTTP 500 with its own custom
messages if it wanted to, which would still be a normal processed request
routed through IIS. An IIS 500 would be returned if the CF engine or
> That begs the question - is this an IIS 500 or a CF 500? I imagine they look
> a lot different.
I think that it's the job of the application server to provide error
information, generally, so 500 errors will depend on the specific
application server. If you just have static content, you don't
That begs the question - is this an IIS 500 or a CF 500? I imagine they look a
lot different.
> > I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't
> think that IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A
> > CFTHROW ought to be caught by the CF ISAPI or whatever is
> I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't think
> that IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A
> CFTHROW ought to be caught by the CF ISAPI or whatever is driving it these
> days, and CF should show a CF error message
> which IIS will send back to the cli
Hi Steve,
I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't think that
IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A CFTHROW ought to be caught
by the CF ISAPI or whatever is driving it these days, and CF should show a CF
error message which IIS will send back to the c
Matt,
Thanks for responding. My issue isn't so much that the internal server error
is being raised in fact Im the one that is raising it by using CFTHROW. My
issue is that IIS7 intercepts my error message and replaces it with its own
where IIS6 did not. For the life of me I cannot determine th
Hi Steve,
"Internal Server Error" usually manifests itself in IIS as an HTTP 500 -
you can check the IIS logs to see if that's what you're getting. If that's the
case, you will usually find some clue to the root cause by investigating the
system and application event logs - depending on wh
We make use of ColdFusion.Ajax.submitForm to do the login for our site. If the
user/password provided is not found I do a cfthrow with a custom error message
that gets picked up by the errorHandler and updates the screen with the message
"User not found". This worked fine till we upgraded the s
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