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Poonam Kadu
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HI,
I was trying out a simple example of isErrorPage and errorPage ...follwing is the code

TestJSP1.jsp



ErrorHandler.jsp



When i execute TestJSP1.jsp for the first time ,it seems as if the exception is not thrown and Hello World is printed...then when i refresh the same page, exception is thrown and 'Sorry there was an error.Please try again!!!' is printed...Why didn't TestJSP1.jsp throw an exception when executed for the first time itself?

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Not sure. try putting your code in the <head> ? - also you dont need to put it in a loop. or an if statement. just throw the exception.
 
Nilesh Miskin
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Poonam,

This looks to me an issue related to your browser. Perhaps because of the way the browser caches the pages. If you are using Internet Explorer, I will suggest you try following settings: Tools-> Internet Options - > Temporary Internet Files-Settings ->
Here, for 'Check for newer versions of pages' choose 'Every visit to the page'. The default option is 'Automatically'.
Now it should work the way it is supposed to be.
Note: Browser settings may change depending on the browser & the version.

Nilesh Miskin

 
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Mark Wa wrote:Not sure. try putting your code in the <head> ? - also you dont need to put it in a loop. or an if statement. just throw the exception.



I think she purposefully put the code in if statement. If she didn't so & had tried to throw exception straightaway, the code would not compile because the 'Hello World' statement would become unreachable.

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