The Struts exception handling mechanism only handles exceptions thrown from Action.execute() methods. Your JSP is probably throwing an exception so you need to setup <error-page> elements in web.xml to point to a friendlier error page.

David


Hi.

I've followed "everyone"s advice and written a custom Exception handler. The
exceptionhandler is set up in struts-config to catch all exceptions :


<!-- Global Exceptions -->

<global-exceptions>

<exception

handler="mypackage.strutsextensions.CustomizedExceptionHandler"

key="global.error.message"

scope="request"

type="java.lang.Exception"/>

</global-exceptions>

This works great, but my problem is that sometimes there occures a
SerlvetException which is just presented on screen and is not caught by my
CustomizedExceptionHandler. I believe that this is because the
ServletException is thrown by the container ?? Anyhow, I would like to catch
these exceptions as well, and preferably route them to my custom Error
handler.


Does anyone have some advice on how to handle ServletExceptions to give the
user better information ?

Best Regards

Eirik Kjølsrud, Norway




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