send-error (Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP12 Administrator's Configuration File Reference)

Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP12 Administrator's Configuration File Reference

send-error

Applicable in Service-class directives.

The send-error function sends an HTML file to the client in place of a specific HTTP response status. This allows the server to present a message describing the problem. The HTML page may contain images and links to the server’s home page or other pages.

Parameters

The following table describes parameters for the send-error function.

Table 4–60 send-error Parameters


Parameter	Description
`path`	Specifies the absolute path of an HTML file to send to the client. If the file does not exist or is not accessible, the server returns a 404 or 403 error page. The file is sent as `text/html` regardless of its name or actual type.
`type`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`method`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`query`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`UseOutputStreamSize`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`flushTimer`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`ChunkedRequestBufferSize`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`ChunkedRequestTimeout`	(Optional) Common to all `Service`-class functions.
`bucket`	(Optional) Common to all `obj.conf` functions.

Example

Error fn=send-error code=401 path=/sun/server61/docs/errors/401.html