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| | | Customizing '500 Internal Server Error ' when Tomcat is down in mod_jk config | Customizing '500 Internal Server Error ' when Tomcat is down in mod_jk config 2004-01-13 - By Altankov Peter
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ErrorDocument directive in apache's httpd.conf for 500
But there is 1 more interesting issue here. While TC is completely down u get
500 by mod_jk and apache can easyly handle it.
You can easily set up an error page handlers per web-application in its web.xml.
The interesting part is when the TC is actually up, but it still havent loaded
the requested context. Then the user gets a HTTP error issued by TC. How that
can be handled? Any suggestions any1?
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: Thierry Thelliez [mailto:thierry@(protected)]
> Sent: 13 ������ 2004 �. 03:14
> To: tomcat-user@(protected)
> Subject: Customizing '500 Internal Server Error' when Tomcat
> is down in mod_jk configuration
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> In an Apache - mod_jk - Tomcat configuration we have Tomcat
> occasionally going down. We then get the Internal Server
> Error message. It would be very useful for our support staff
> to have a more explicit message. Can this be done?
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> Thanks
>
> Thierry
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