Here are the request scope attributes you need to worry about (page 64 of
the Servlet 2.3 spec):
javax.servlet.error.status_code java.lang.Integer
javax.servlet.error.exception_type java.lang.Class
javax.servlet.error.message java.lang.String
javax.servlet.error.exception java.
How do you get access to the exception that was thrown when your action is
called by the container (i.e. from the error-page directive in web.xml)?
for example: a custom tag throws an exception, it is caught by the
container and the container forwards to my action. so where is the
exception ob
Ideally I would like to log all exceptions that occur, and I can
create an ExceptionHandler to do this, but it will only catch
exceptions that get thrown from within one of my Actions, anything
thrown from JSP pages or custom tags won't get caught. (right?)
How do most people deal with this? I
I give any user that causes an exception an electric shock.
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From: p [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Exception handling question
Ideally I would like to log all exceptions that occur, and I can create
an Ex
Ideally I would like to log all exceptions that occur, and I can create an
ExceptionHandler to do this, but it will only catch exceptions that get
thrown from within one of my Actions, anything thrown from JSP pages or
custom tags won't get caught. (right?)
How do most people deal with this? I
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