The absolute easiest thing to do is to create a page named Exception
(.html and .page). This will then be picked up automatically as the
Exception page. Unfortunately you may have to do some build script
magic to differentiate between production and development. I have my
production Exception page log the error to a log file using Tapestry's
exception display code but just display something generic for the user.
You should be able to override hivemind settings to accomplish this if
you want to call you page something else.
For more info there are various discussions of this in the email list
archives.
Matt
Josh Joy wrote:
Hi,
Sorry, though I've tried looking for the documentation
though I probably
just missed it...
If tapestry experiences an error, for example I have
an invalid HTML
template so it will have a parsing error, or perhaps I
have an
application error, Tapestry will display a very nice
exception page with
stack trace and various other info. This is helpful
for development,
though for production how can I define my own error
page?
Thanks,
Josh
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