RE: [users@httpd] question about using a SetHandler directive to handle a 404 case

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 ErrorDocument 404 /weblogicpath/error/404.jsp
where Weblogic will handle /weblogicpath

Before you have at least
 <Location /weblogicpath/>
    SetHandler          weblogic-handler
 ...
 </Location>

Bye

Oliver
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Tom Hodder [mailto:tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Gesendet: Mo 10.07.2006 16:49
An: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [users@httpd] question about using a SetHandler directive to handle a 404 case
 
Hi,

I have an application that generates a whole bunch of static files in a 
directory, and apache serves thoses files, (there is also a mod_cache 
directive.)

However there is a marginal case in the system, where the file is not 
available locally in the filesystem (yet) and apache would generate a 
404 error for that request.

We have an application in place that can serve these requests in this 
marginal case (but it is preferred not to use it generally, even with 
the cache, as theres nfs stuff going on there) I would like to do 
something like this; (obviously that configuration is not available)

<ErrorDocument 404>
SetHandler weblogic-handler
</ErrorDocument>

Is there anything I can do to achieve such a handling of the 404 case?

Thanks,

Tom



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