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<head> Hello This a 404 Error page <\/head><\/p>\n
<body bgcolor=”green”><\/p>\n
<\/h3> this is green and 404 <\/h3><\/p>\n
<\/body><\/p>\n
<\/html><\/p>\n
Copy the file to \/var\/www\/webroot\/ROOT\/ location<\/p>\n
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- Once the file is created, configure Apache Configuration file as<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
<VirtualHost *:80><\/p>\n
ServerAdmin webmaster@dummy-host.example.com<\/p>\n
DocumentRoot \/var\/www\/webroot\/ROOT\/<\/p>\n
\u00a0ErrorDocument 404 \/404.html<\/strong><\/p>\n
ServerName dummy-host.example.com<\/p>\n
ErrorLog logs\/dummy-host.example.com1-error_log<\/p>\n
CustomLog logs\/dummy-host.example.com1-access_log common<\/p>\n
ProxyRequests Off<\/p>\n
ProxyPreserveHost On<\/p>\n
<Proxy *><\/p>\n
Order deny,allow<\/p>\n
Allow from all<\/p>\n
Options +Indexes<\/p>\n
<\/Proxy><\/p>\n
ProxyPass \/application1 http:\/\/localhost:8080\/myApp\/<\/p>\n
ProxyPass \/application2 http:\/\/localhost:8080\/Sample-app\/test.html<\/p>\n
ProxyPassReverse \/application1\/ http:\/\/localhost:8080\/myApp\/<\/p>\n
ProxyPassReverse \/application2\/ http:\/\/localhost:8080\/Sample-app\/test.html<\/p>\n
<\/VirtualHost><\/p>\n
All we need to do is add an ErrorDocument entry to our http.conf file. On the ErrorDocument line, we specify the error code, which in this case is a 404. After that, we can specify either a text message or the page to display and then file to be displayed ( 404.html ). Restart the Apache server.<\/p>\n
Now once we access a different path, we see the 404 error page as,<\/p>\n
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