Client Request Time Processing Errors handles runtime errors with exceptions - JSP

Q.  Which Error Handling in Java handles runtime errors with exceptions, If an exception is not caught in your JSP or Servlet, Resin will use a special error page to send results back to the browser, Resin uses a default error page unless you explicitly provide an error page yourself?
- Published on 22 Jul 15

a. Client Request Time Processing Errors
b. Compilation Time Processing Errors
c. JSP Translation Time Processing Errors
d. None of the above

ANSWER: Client Request Time Processing Errors

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  • Nirja Shah   -Posted on 14 Dec 15
    JSP Translation Time Processing Errors
    - Some errors may occur at JSP translation time. This could be, for example, from an error in the syntax of some Java code in your JSP. You will usually see this error in your browser the first time you try to access the page. Resin can also put the error in log files.

    Compilation Time Processing Errors
    - Some errors may occur at the time a Servlet or other source file is being compiled by Resin. This could be, for example, from an error in the syntax of the Java code. You will usually see this error in your browser the first time you try to access the page. Resin might also put the error in log files.

    Client Request Time Processing Errors
    - Java handles runtime errors with exceptions. If an exception is not caught in your JSP or Servlet, Resin will use a special error page to send results back to the browser. Resin uses a default error page unless you explicitly provide an error page yourself.

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