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Daniel,

On 10/3/18 19:16, Daniel Becroft wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> We are setting up Tomcat 8 to use a CGI program (.exe, proprietary)
> to generate and return various JSON responses. This all works fine
> when the response is a HTTP 200. But, when an HTTP error is
> returned (HTTP 4xx), Tomcat is generating the HTML page instead.
> 
> We have the same setup working under IIS, and we had to configure
> the following option there to stop IIS doing the same thing:
> 
> <httpErrors existingResponse="Passthrough">
> 
> Is there an existing option somewhere in Tomcat that will do the
> same thing (ie keep the CGI response intact even if it's a HTTP
> error)? I can't seem to find one.

See Mark's response for the "answer" to this; I had another question.

HTTP 4xx responses are usually telling the client that their request
was bad for some reason, and generally the response entity (the page
returned) is not relevant.

What kinds of responses are you returning for these errors? Or are you
trying to make sure that the response is still JSON even if an error
occurs?

- -chris
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