Hi,
>I can see that page, if type the url on browser
OK, so what you're saying is:
- You have an error-page for 404s defined in web.xml
- Tomcat starts up without errors, and you can see your custom error
page by putting its URL directly in the browser
- But when you get actual 404 errors in you
I can see that page, if type the url on browser
> Hi,
>
>>I have a directory "$TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp" in my system. I
> created
>>"error/404.html" in $TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp. But I am not able
> to
>>see 404.html if get 404 error, but I get page not found.
>
> Can you point your br
I can see that page, if type the url on browser
> Hi,
>
>>I have a directory "$TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp" in my system. I
> created
>>"error/404.html" in $TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp. But I am not able
> to
>>see 404.html if get 404 error, but I get page not found.
>
> Can you point your br
Hi,
>I have a directory "$TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp" in my system. I
created
>"error/404.html" in $TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp. But I am not able
to
>see 404.html if get 404 error, but I get page not found.
Can you point your browser http://yourhost:yourport/myapp/error/404.html
and see the
I am still trying to fix error page problem. This is my server.xml
...
...
I have a directory "$TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp" in my system. I created
"error/404.html" in $TOMCAT_HOME/webbapps/myapp. But I am not able to
se
It should he under your root directory of the application or the
directory in which your web-inf is present. Say c:\app\root\error
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-Original Message-
From: Mathew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 10:31 AM
Hi,
>I have following code in my web.xml to redirect when ever I get 404
error.
>But I don't know where I have to create error folder (relative path)
and
>put 404.html. Is it under /WEB-INF of application ?
>
>
> 404
> /error/404.html
>
This location, like url-pattern for servlets, is
