Hi all, I'd appreciate if you could help with the following problem.
In our environment apache 1.3.33 acts as a web server that dispatches certain requests to tomcat 5.5. What we're currently trying to achieve is to make apache handle errors that come from tomcat (eg, if tomcat throws 404 Not Found error let apache display the appropriate html page). We've used ErrorDocument directive in apache to specify what html pages to show for different errors: ErrorDocument 400 /forbidden.html ErrorDocument 401 /unauthorised.html ErrorDocument 403 /forbidden.html ErrorDocument 404 /missing.html ErrorDocument 500 /server_error.html The problem is that apache does not override errors that come from tomcat but rather propagates them to the client (web browser). Eg, if the user has requested the resource that does not exist in tomcat he/she gets "HTTP Status 404 - ..." page generated by tomcat while we're expecting it to be overridden by apache with the missing.html page. Any ideas on what's happening? Kind regards, Sasha. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
