Fix error-page for POST,PUT, etc. #1498
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the view controller error in authz-config.xml forwards to the resp. JSP, but the error page only supports GET method. Install a real error controller that at least logs all error messages and then forwards to the view controller, so not handled exceptions for e.g. POST request can actually be found.
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| <error-page> | ||
| <location>/error</location> | ||
| <location>/errorController</location> |
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Can we still map this to /error?
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So I'm not sure this is possbile without breaking things. Some other jsp pages directly redirect/forwards to /error when changing the above "catch all" error location these wont get catch. Or do I misunderstand. Let me ask the otherway around:
- under what path should the ErrorController be reachable?
- under what path should the error.jsp be reachable?
another thing that should be done is to move the controller logic from error.jsp in the ErrorController.
| <artifactId>servlet-api</artifactId> | ||
| <version>2.5</version> | ||
| <artifactId>javax.servlet-api</artifactId> | ||
| <version>3.0.1</version> |
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Are there any other changes that updating the servlet version would bring to the underlying project?
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this gives the static defines like RequestDispatcher.ERROR_MESSAGE as web.xml uses 3.0 syntax already.
the view controller error in authz-config.xml forwards to the resp. JSP,
but the error page only supports GET method.
Install a real error controller that at least logs all error messages
and then forwards to the view controller, so not handled exceptions for
e.g. POST request can actually be found.