Customize Whitelabel Error Page in Spring Boot

Yatin B.Yatin B.
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Date: 2020-01-03

This tutorial demonstrates how to customize the default Spring Boot whitelabel error page. Spring Boot applications use a basic error controller by default; this guide shows how to implement the ErrorController interface and override the getErrorPath() method to specify a custom error page. The tutorial details creating a custom error controller (Customerrorcontroller.java) and an HTML error page (e.g., 404.html for 404 errors) within the application. By placing the HTML file in src/main/resources/templates/, Spring Boot will automatically serve it upon error. The process involves modifying the pom.xml and running the application. Note that the article mentions limitations when deploying to external servers.

Read more: https://examples.javacodegeeks.com/customize-whitelabel-error-page-in-spring-boot/

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