I have worked around by implementin a delegate pattern around the
standard JSF servlet, the best way I have found is with your own custom
servlet which you map to the standard servlet's previous url mapping
(say "*.jsf"); from that custom servlet you use exception handling
around a request dispatcher to the standard jsf servlet's new url
mapping (say "/TheJSFServlet/").
This complicates other issues as well but I've found it to be a working
solution for application exceptions.
Federico Vela
tonyweb wrote:
> Sorry to double post ... Even in GlassFish pages do not show .
>
> Thanks again
> Tony