In the ticket I created, I suggested that GlassFish continue to display error pages (defined in web.xml, or the defaults), except when the response is sent by a JAX-RS resource. That's how it should be. Right now I have to disable my error pages, so if users try to access a web page that does not exist they will not see a pretty 404 error. I had to do that so the JAX-RS API would be usable. So, I don't think my ticket should have been closed, or at least it should have been changed to an RFE.
> The old story... when does the GF team finally
> understand that it is
> needed to cut off support for those pseudo-features
> with major GF
> releases? I mean, it can't be true that one install
> the Java EE 6 RI and
> first he has to do is to switch off things preventing
> to act like a
> clean Java EE 6 RI. This is ridiculous. If some
> people like those
> derivations from the spec, then pack all of them in a
> special legacy
> profile which *those* people have to explicitly
> switch *on*... <very
> angry/>
>
> Regards
> Markus
>
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