uday shankar Aghalaya boregowda wrote: > Just a clarification on this again as I see some mails asking for info. > I am aware, that I am trying to access the tomcat with the url, which is > erroneous i.,e http://<servername>:8443 > > Is there any way I can handle this scenario and send a page not found or > any other standard errors to the user instead of making him see the junk > characters or having him to download a junk file(as in firefox)
No. > This is a bug wherein I want the user the see the standard error page and > not this junk stuff, which a user can not understand. If you expect your users to type https://<servername>:8443 into their browser's address bar, you're asking for trouble. Simply don't do that. For example: Change the ports the HTTP and HTTPS Connectors listen on to the resp. standard values, i. e. 80 and 443. Then your users won't need to type the port numbers at all and therefore can't get them mixed up. Regards mks --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
