[Problem] Define Error Codes in web.xml

Hi everybody!
What I want to do is very simple to explain:
For our web-application I have designed a global error pages, that should appear, whenever an error occurs. Not matter if it is an 500 a 404 or a 202. Always the same page, that does the processing of the error in the background.
In the web-xml if defined it like this: (for example for a 500 error)
<error-page>
      <error-code>500</error-code>
      <location>/global_error_page.jsp</location>
</error-page>Now I want to alter the web.xml in a way, that this error page is called for all possible error-codes, without writing a whole block for each error-code.
For some reason <error-code>*</error-code> does not work.
And ideas, suggestions?
Thanks in Advance!
Stef

i have done it for collecting Database errors but not successful in doing it for Catch errors.
The way to do it for DB errors is to return error through pragma and in try itself store it in a String and use requestDispatcher by setting attribute and getting the same in JSP. But this should be inside try to work.
For Java errors i have defined error code in web.xml
so the possible java errors shows the error page.

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