404 Error In Websphere
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Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) IBM WebSphere Portal is successfully installed and configured. End-users certificate chaining error websphere application server will occassionally mistype a direct link on my portal site, such as "http://portalserver:10040/wps/noimage.jpg," where the noimage.jpg file does
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not exist. When doing so, users are redirected to the Portal login page. How do you redirect them to a specific custom error page instead of the Portal login page? internal server error websphere Cause Non-URL resources are handled and processed within the security layer WebSphere Application Server (WSAS). These definitions are specified in the web.xml file in the wps.ear file. A modification in the Portal configuration is required to allow a specific custom error page to be displayed. Note: The context of this Technote is specific to non-URL resources. To redirect to a specific 500 error in websphere application server homepage in the event of a bogus or nonexistent URL, please refer to How To redirect to a specific homepage when HTTP 404 Not Found encountered on URLs. Environment This Technote focuses specifically on HTTP 404 error code handling. Diagnosing the problem Attempt to access a nonexistent resource via a direct link to the Portal server, e.g:http://portalserver:10040/wps/noimage.jpg Observe an error 404 is displayed on the webpage. Resolving the problem 1) Open a command-prompt or terminal session for the Portal server. 2) Create a temporary directory to which the logged-in user has read and write access to. Or an existing temporary directory (/tmp) may be used if the user has appropriate privileges to it. - Throughout this example, the /tmp and /tmp/wps_expanded directories will be utilized. 3) Navigate to the
404; 320; http; error; redirect; friendly; invalid; mapping; URL; pathinfo; state; decoding; fallback Technote (FAQ) Question IBM WebSphere Portal is successfully installed and configured. Without logging in, end-users occasionally mistype a
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URL which does not exist. Then users are redirected to either the Portal login page error 404: srve0295e: error reported: 404 sbi or the Portal home page. How can Portal be configured to throw a 404 error message rather than issuing a 302 redirect?
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Cause The default behavior of WebSphere Portal is to send an HTTP 302 redirect to the end user. A modification to the Portal configuration is required to throw an HTTP 404 instead. Answer Throwing a 404 http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21411195 error To configure WebSphere Portal to throw 404 errors for nonexistent URLs, perform the following steps: 1) Login to the WAS Console / Deployment Manager. 2) Navigate to Resources > Resource Environment > Resource Environment Providers > WP ConfigService > Custom Properties 3) Create a new custom property Name: friendly.pathinfo.enabled Value: false Type: java.lang.String 4) Create a new custom property Name: friendly.pathinfo.invalid Value: true Type: java.lang.String 5) Create a new custom property http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21674823 Name: friendly.redirect.enabled Value: false Type: java.lang.String 6) Create a new custom property Name: state.decoding.fallback Value: false Type: java.lang.String 7) Create a new custom property Name: wps.mappingurl.invalid Value: true Type: java.lang.String *Note: The end result of steps #3-#7 should look like the following: 8) Save changes. If clustered sync nodes. 9) Restart the Portal server(s). For a description of what each of these properties does see the related URL below. Servlet Level 404 Handling Note - the configuration changes noted in the previous section will account for use cases where WebSphere Portal is processing the URLs - such as /wps/portal/nonexistentURL, /wps/myportal/nonexistentURL, etc. If you wish to expand you use cases to cover /wps/nonexistentURL and more generally /wps/* URLs which do not exist, see the Technote below for how to update wps.ear to handle 404 errors on a servlet level: http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21411195 WCM Friendly URLs If you are on Portal 8.5 and leverage WCM Friendly URLs - upgrade to Portal 8.5 Cumulative Fix 03 or later and implement additional configuration settings as noted in the Portal 8.5 Infocenter. This Technote will be updated in the near future with further details of how to implement these settings. WARNING: If you are on Portal 7.0 or 8.0 and you have WCM Friendly URLs configured - those Friendly URLs will no lo
Download PDFView Knowledge Base Http 404 not found error occurs when using WebSphere as the Application Server The webpage cannot be found, when you http://www.appeon.com/support/documents/appeon_online_help/2.0/appeon_troubleshooting_guide/ch04s03s04.html try to run an application, as shown in the figure below. Figure 48. The webpage cannot be found Solution: For WebSphere applications, we recommend you use the JDK Compression (Path) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26918374/websphere-error-404-srve0295e as the File Compression Settings for War/Jar property on the Appeon Developer Web Server Profile Configuration page, as shown in the figure below. Figure 49. Web server profile configuration in error in Appeon Developer Prev Up Next Error 404 - File or directory not found Home Stack overflow error Contents Search Troubleshooting Appeon Install InstallShield Errors Error 1607 or 1628 Error 1155 DLL function call crashd error when launching an Appeon setup program Install Appeon Server to .NET IIS IIS configuration IIS 7.0 or 7.5 IIS 6.0 Full access error in websphere rights to IIS Web root Enable 32-bit .NET framework on 64-bit Windows IIS 7.0 or 7.5 IIS 6.0 Install Appeon Server to EAServer EAServer cannot be started after Appeon Server install Install Appeon Workspace "Cannot install application because the certificate for *** is not valid" when installing Appeon Workspace on iOS 7.1 device Install Appeon File Server Appeon File Server Installation Incomplete Install Appeon Server Web Component Third-party Web Server problems with the SAP Sybase redirector plug-in Upgrade Installation Bad interpreter: No such file or directory error Error 14004 The license file is missing Frequently Asked Questions How to install Appeon Server to multiple EAServer instances? How to bind server instance to CPU? How to create EAServer instances? How to start the server instance? How much better is the performance when multiple instances are used? Need more help? Troubleshooting Appeon Developer Operating Appeon Developer toolbar Appeon Developer toolbar does not respond when run by a non-administrator ADT is already running error Exiting Appeon Developer completely after an er
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