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up Custom Error Page in Tomcat 7 for Error Code 500 up vote 7 down vote favorite 1 Guys I am struggling with the problem of opening my custom error page in Tomcat in Windows Environment. Some of solution I got but no luck. I tried almost all links but its not working for me. Some of them working for other solution tomcat custom 404 error page deployed in Tomcat but not for my Web Service My web.xml
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FYI it is working fine for other Tomcat inbuilt solution it's working perfectly. But in my Webservice I am getting response 500 but page is opening blank. And one other thing I have disabled my Internet Explorer 9.0 show error friendly page still response coming 500 from servlet. But error page is coming empty. If any idea or any doubt about my query just let me know. I need it ASAP. java tomcat servlets share|improve this question edited Apr 15 '13 at 21:15 informatik01 9,24763759 asked Apr 13 '13 at 11:19 Sumit Sharma 38115 Why is a web service trying texist, a 404 Error is raised and the user is served Tomcat's default 404 error page as below: Above, I requested a page called 'david' which does not
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exist. To make your 404 page a bit more presentable, provide the user with
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a link back into your site, as well as hide the Tomcat version in use, you can easily add a custom apache custom error page 404 error page. Start by creating the page you wish to use. In my case, I am creating a page called 'NotFound.jsp' Add the 404 page you crated to your site directory. Now, in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15987212/custom-error-page-in-tomcat-7-for-error-code-500 your $CATALINA_HOME/conf directory, edit your web.xml file. Add the following entry just beneath the welcome-file-list entry as shown below:
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which we take a quick look at setting up custom error pages for Tomcat. This is the latest in my series of short posts related to configuring Tomcat, as I work on getting a Tomcat/ACF10 development environment stood up next to my existing Apache/JRun/ACF9 application stack. See the first post in the series for a bit of background. There are several reasons you may want to set up custom error pages to be served by Tomcat when different kinds of errors or exceptions are encountered. These reasons might include: Security: the default error pages served by Tomcat can include information about the server and its configuration that could be considered a vulnerability (e.g.., file paths, configuration or version information) Application-specific error handling: you may want to provide site- or application-specific information about the error to assist the user (or the developer!) Part of the servlet specification allows for the definition of error pages to be served up based on either an exception or an error code in the following format: