on 09-07-2011 4:12 PM
Hi Guys,
I want to generate my own page in instead of error page HTTP-500 .
I checked in the SICF (under /default_host/sap/bc/webdynpro )and found one option - Redirect url .
how can use this option to display my own error page instead of the HTTP Error 500.
and in the documentaion of the above option I found the below info:
If you want to generate your own page in the error pages, then you can use the following tags:
For application errors with HTTP code 500:
'MESSAGE' , 'SYMSGID' ,'SYMSGTY' , SYMSGNO' , 'SYMSGV1' , 'SYMSGV2' , 'SYMSGV3' , 'SYMSGV4' , 'SYREPID' , 'SYTCODE' , 'SYDYNNR' , 'SYUNAME' ,'SYMANDT' , 'SYLANGU' , 'SYECODE' , 'SYHOST' , 'SYSYSID' , 'SYOPSYS' ,'SYDBSYS' ,'SYSAPRL' ,'SYXPROG' ,'SYXFORM' ,'SYDATUM' ,'SYUZEIT' ,'SYETEXT' , 'ERRORCODE' , 'PATHTRANS' , 'ISOLANGU'.
For logon errors with HTTP code 401:
'SYUNAME', 'SYMANDT','SYLANGU'', 'SYHOST', 'SYSYSID', 'SYOPSYS' 'SYSAPRL' , 'SYDATUM', 'SYUZEIT', 'PATHTRANS', 'FORMFIELD' , 'FORMFIELD_B64'
any of you have used this option and if yes how can I proceed further ?
Regards,
Govindu
I had writen this blog for version EP 7
Custom Error Messages in the Portal
/people/hussain.sehorewala/blog/2010/03/26/custom-error-messages-in-the-portal
Custom Error Messages Using SAP Web Dispatcher
/people/hussain.sehorewala/blog/2010/03/29/custom-error-messages-using-sap-web-dispatcher
further new version have some feature allowing you to edit using NW admin also
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Hi Hussain,
Thank you fro providing the good informative blogs for error custimization.
I have a doubt according to ur blog you told look for
/data/icmerror/Error Codes
This folder will be in Server Side right , Correct me if i am wrong.
I could not find any such Folder name Error Codes .
Could you please help me in this.
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