Bear Bibeault wrote:If you don't put it in the deployment descriptor, how on earth is it supposed to know about it? It can't read your mind.
Hey Bear...
i mean we can either declare error pages on DD or directly in the JSP page as set page attribute isErrorpage="true"
so my question was when i throw Exception from my JSP and it was successfully catch by error page declare in DD.
But when i throw the same Exception from a another JSP and declare a error page that would be called if an error occuerd (in that JSPs page directive not in DD) that wont work..
We do not need DD to declare error pages if we use that page directive relevant attributes in both error generating page and error page right?
thats why i ask why its not working if i dont use DD for define error page