uCosminexus Application Server, Messages
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KDJE39154-E
An exception aa....aa was raised in initialization of the JSP. (J2EE application = bb....bb, context root = cc....cc, file = dd....dd)
- aa....aa: Exception name
bb....bb: The J2EE application name in the case of the J2EE server mode, and a null character string in the case of the servlet engine mode
cc....cc: Context root name
dd....dd: Path of the JSP file or tag file within the Web application
(However, for a tag file saved in the JAR file, the output will be in the following format:
'Path within the Web application of the JAR file (entry = path-within-the-JAR-file)')
- Description
- An exception occurred during the initialization of JSP.
- The exception might have occurred in the following processes:
- Class loading
- Instantiation
- init processing of JSP
- Action
- Remove the cause due to which an exception occurred during the initialization of JSP. The stack trace is output in the Web servlet log.
- If the exception name is ClassNotFoundException, the loading of the class generated from JSP might have failed due to the following reasons.
- File read permission is not available.
- The file system has failed.
- Memory is insufficient.
- Correct the error location depending on the reason, and then update the Web application.
- In the case of the J2EE server mode
- If the reload functionality of the J2EE application is being used, either reload or redeploy.
- If the reload functionality of the J2EE application is not being used, redeploy.
- If the JSP pre-compile functionality used during application startup is executed and this message is output, re-execute the JSP pre-compile functionality used during application startup.
- In the case of the servlet engine mode
- When the application update detection and the reload functionality are being used, either reload or redeploy.
- When the application update detection and the reload functionality are not being used, redeploy.
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