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Originally, I wanted to use .tag files in order to componentize common elements that were present in .jsp pages, as well as move ugly scriptlets out of .jsp pages, and isolate them in tag files with their associated page elements.
Things started getting hairy when I started exploring what happens when an exception is thrown (bought not handled) in a scriptlet in a .tag file. Basically, my app is a servlet that forwards the user to various .jsp pages based on given request parameters. The forwarding to the relevant .jsp page is done by calls to the following method:
servletContext.getRequestDispatcher("/" + pageName).forward(request, response);
Where 'pageName' is a String with the name of the .jsp I want to go to...
Calls to this method are enclosed in a try block, as it throws both a ServletException, and IOException...
When either my .jsp, or .tag throw an exception in a scriptlet, the exception is wrapped in a JSPException, which is then wrapped in a ServletException.
I can catch this exception in my servlet... but then what? I want to forward to an error page, however, in the catch block, I can't forward in response to this exception, as that results in an IllegalStateException, as the response has already been committed. So what do I do? How do I get from this point, to my "error.jsp" page?
It was suggested to me that I use the <% @ page isErrorPage="true" %> directive in my error.jsp,
and the in my real .jsp, use <%page errorPage="/error.jsp" %>.
This works great when the exception is thrown in my .jsp.... But when the exception is thrown in the .tag file... not so much...
My .jsp page was rendered up until the point where the <my:mytag/> (the tag with the offending raised exception) was encountered. Then, instead of forwarding to the error page when the error in the tag is encountered, the error page is rendered as the CONTENT of of my TAG. The rest of the .jsp is then NEVER rendered. I checked the page source, and there is no markup from the original .jsp that lay below the my tag. So this doesn't work at all. I don't want to render the error page WITHIN the half of the .jsp that did render... Why doesn't it take me away from the .jsp with the offending tag altogether and bring me to the error.jsp?
Then it was suggested to me that I get rid of those page directives, and instead define error handling in the web.xml using the following construct:
<error-page>
<exception-type>java.lang.Exception</exception-type>
<location>/error</location>
</error-page>
<error-page>
<error-code>404</error-code>
<location>/error</location>
</error-page>
For this, I created a new servlet called ErrorServlet, and mapped it to /error
Now I could mangle the end of the URL, which causes a 404, and I get redirected to the ErrorServlet. Yay.
However, exceptions being thrown in either a .jsp or .tag still don't direct me to the ErrorServlet. Apparently this error handling mechanism doesn't work for .jsp pages reached via servletContext.getRequestDispatcher("/" + pageName).forward(request, response) ????
So I'm just at a total loss now. I know the short answer is "don't throw exceptions in a .jsp or .tag" but frankly, that seems a pretty weak answer that doesn't really address my problem... I mean, it would really be nice to have some kind of exception handler for runtime exceptions thrown in a scriptlet in .tag file, that allows me to forward to a page with detailed stacktrace output, etc, if anything for debugging purposes during development...
If anyone has a few cents to spare on this, I'd be ever so grateful..
Thanks!!
Jeff

What causes the exception?
What sort of exception are you raising from the tag files?
Have you got an example of a tag file that you can share, and a jsp that invokes it so people can duplicate the issue without thinking too much / spending too much time?
My first instinct would be that the buffer is being flushed, and response committed before your Exception is raised.
What you describe is pretty much standard functionality for Tomcat in such cases.

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