In our current configuration we use IIS as front-end to ivy. E.g IIS shows a 404 when requesting a non-existing or already finished task.

Any hints for a configuration that is more user friendly? Is there a way to use the ivy error messages at that point ?

Thanks an best regards

asked 24.01.2014 at 10:18

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When an error occurred on the ivy-engine, than the IIS shows its own error page and hide the error message coming from the ivy-Engine. This is the default IIS configuration.

To change this behaviour there exists several possibilities:

Create custom error pages on the ivy-Engine (possible since Axon.ivy 5.1.1). This allows to customize the error pages, its content and its handling. See chapter Configuration of the Engine Guide for more information.

Customizing the IIS error pages, which allows to show a custom error-page, but it is not possible to display information coming from the ivy-Engine. This can be a favoured solution to hide any information of the error (e.g. because of security reasons). These IIS error pages can be configured in the IIS manager on the Virtual Directory (where the ivy-Engine integration is done) in the feature “Error Pages”.

Show Error Page of the ivy-Engine. To show the error page of the ivy-Engine (instead of the IIS error page), the following configuration is required on the IIS.

  1. Open the IIS manager
  2. Select the Virtual Directory 'ivy' and on its features view, double click on “Error Pages”
  3. Right click and select the “Edit Feature Settings…” or select the same from the Actions pane (in the right hand side)
  4. Select the “Detailed errors” radio button and click on OK

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answered 08.10.2014 at 15:22

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