Re: Errorhandling after HttpSession time-out / JspWithNoErrorPageException

["Art Smet" <smet@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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To use an error page JSP  (having: <%@ page isErrorPage="true" %>),  there
needs to be another JSP (having something like: <%@ page errorPage
="/jsp/errorpage.jsp" %>).  That way, when an exception occurs there is
implicit JSP-to-JSP exception initialization that the error page JSP
expects.  This implicity exception initialization is not being performed
when you use a servlet to forward to the JSP.  By changing it to errorPage
="/jsp/errorpage.jsp", this just defines an error page for the JSP in case
an unexpected exception occurs.

(Understanding the stack dump related to the 500 error may help confirm
whether this is actually the case.  Is the 500 error (nullpointer
exception) related to trying to access an exception object that was not
implicitly initialized?)




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                      11/05/01 01:57 AM
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Solved!

I used the 'real' errorpage.  It seems one cannot use the page with
     '<%@ page isErrorPage="true" %>'
definition from a servlet?

I created a copy of this one and changed this directive to
     '<%@ page errorPage="/jsp/errorpage.jsp" %>'

Now it works.  However, can someone explain me
why this is?  In other words :
Why can't I use the 'error'-page from within a servlet?
A JSP is also a servlet and when an error occur's it
also sends the 'errorpage'...




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                    02/11/2001 15:57
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The 500 shows some kind of unexpected exception occured on the server side,
so you should take a look at stdout/stderr to see more evidence of what the
problem is, it may shed more light on what is wrong.  If you cant tell what
is wrong from stdout/stderr pls repost, I suggest showing the entire stack
dump you see rom stdout/stderr (if there is a stack dump) as well as the
entire stack dump you see at the browser.





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                      11/02/01 04:04 AM
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  I want to send 'errorpage.jsp' when an Http-session time-out occurs. I
  tried to capture this in my controlling-servlet but when time-out occurs,
  a standard error-text is shown with errorcode 500 etc...

  Why is my errorpage.jsp not comming up properly? The stderr.logfile shows
  the additional info I send, so I'm sure it's executed. The path is also
  correct.

  1) Here is how i do this
  if (session.isNew())
  {
  System.out.println("Previous session was Time-out");
  System.out.println(" Desplay errorscreen ");
  httppage = "/jsp/errorpage.jsp";
  getServletConfig().getServletContext
  ().getRequestDispatcher(httppage).forward(req, res);
  return;
  }
  ...
  rest of processing

  2) This is a piece of the error i receive in webserver:
  com.sun.jsp.JspWithNoErrorPageException: Server caught unhandled
  exception from JSP ?errorpage.jsp!

  3) This is a piece of the errorpage I receive in the browser:
  Error 500
  An error has occured while processing request:
  http://www.clippersupport.be:2031/servlet/com.clipper.servlets.FQControll
  er
  Message: Server caught unhandled exception from servlet [invoker]: Server
  caught unhandled exception from servlet
  [com.clipper.servlets.FQController]: Server caught unhandled exception
  from servlet [jsp10]: Server caught unhandled exception from JSP
  [errorpage.jsp]

  Target Servlet: invoker
  StackTrace:
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  -------
  Root Error-1: null

  java.lang.NullPointerException
  ...
  rest of page







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