This is at least partially the province of the error reporter.  I don't use
V5R1, but if you're still using V3.5 of WebSphere, you should still be able
to change the error reporter using the adminclient.  Fire it up, and select
your web application (that's the fifth level down, domain -> node ->
application server -> servlet engine -> web application).  Go to the
"Advanced" tab, and change the setting for "Default Error Page" to
"/ErrorReporter" (no quotes).

Although all I get from this is the fact that it failed in compile.  I still
go look in the standard error log to find the actual problem.

Joe Pluta
www.plutabrothers.com


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eyers, Daniel
>
> When a jsp failed to compile, we used to get an error message, telling us
> where the problem was...
>
> Recently, that is no longer occuring....  we just migrated to V5R1 but I'm
> not sure that's the problem...



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