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Error Page using Servlets 3.0 - Improved productivity using Java EE 6 By frm-93000: unexpected internal error. details : no http headers received from runform arungupta on May 17, 2010 Servlets 2.x allowed to create forms session aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process. a mapping between an HTTP error code or an exception type to the path of frm-92101 unable to communicate with runtime process a resource in the Web application. This is achieved by specifying an "error-page" element in the "web.xml". The element definition looks like: So any frm-92101 there was a failure in the forms server during startup HTTP error code or an exception thrown within the application can be mapped to a resource bundled with the application. Here is a sample:
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is accessed. This mapping can be easily done for other HTTP status codes as well by adding other
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Developing Web Applications for WebLogic Server Configuring Web Application Components The following sections https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs81/webapp/components.html describe how to configure Web application components: Configuring Servlets Configuring Java Server Pages (JSPs) Configuring JSP Tag Libraries Configuring Welcome Pages Setting Up a Default Servlet Customizing HTTP Error Responses Using CGI with WebLogic Server Serving Resources from the CLASSPATH with the ClasspathServlet Configuring Resources in a Web unable to Application Loading Servlets, Context Listeners, and Filters Mapping IANA Character Sets to Java Character Sets Configuring Servlets You define servlets as a part of a Web application in several entries in the Web Application deployment descriptor. The first entry, under the