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Tomcat Error 404

Zone: Application Servers

Tags: tomcat, 404, error

I would like to have Tomcat (4.1.12) bring up a specific custom-page whenever a user tries to access a URL that does not exist on the server. Right now I just get the standard error 404 page. Is this possible?

If it IS possible, could I set it for the entire server, rather than for each "service"/site?

More specifically: I am using Tomcat on one server to serve up multiple domains and websites. Whenever a user types a URL that points to one of these the domains (or sub-domains) but requests a page that does not exist in that website, I simply want him to be redirected to the home page which is always the default page in the root directory on the server.

So if I type www.somedomain.com/support/page1.jsp, and that page does not exist, I want to automatically redirect to:
www.somedomain.com

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Question Stats

Zone: Software

Question Asked By: Bohumil

Solution Provided By: fargo

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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