CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

CSP Web Gateway Management Page
The static files used to support the CSP samples:
/opt/cspgateway/home/samples/
The static files used to support the Caché SMP:
/opt/cspgateway/home/sys/
2.1.6.6 Custom Error Pages
The Error Pages section of the global configuration screen allows you to customize CSP Gateway error messages and system
responses. These can be set on a global or per-Caché server basis. To customize the default CSP responses, perform the
following:
1. From the Web Gateway Management Main Menu, click Default Parameters.
2. In the Error Pages section, enter the name of the Web page that you wish to replace the corresponding Gateway page
with. Enter the full physical path to your Web page, or enter a path relative to that of the CSP Gateway.
3. Click Save Configuration.
The CSP Gateway system responses that you can customize are as follows:
Server Error
Server Busy
Page to display when the CSP Gateway encounters an internal error. For example, an error occurs if there is a
problem communicating with a Caché server. The specific error is always recorded in the CSP Gateway Event
Log.
Page to display when all available CSP connections are in use.
Server Unavailable
Server Timeout
Page to display when the Caché server (or application) has been deliberately disabled from within the configuration
Page to display when the request has timed out.
Connection Closed
Page to display when you log out of a state-aware session.
2.1.6.7 Event Logging Parameters
The Event Log Level field allows you to control what information the CSP Gateway writes to the Event Log. Logging
options are defined as a string of characters, each character representing a logging command. The value set here for the
Event Log Level is the default for the system (that is, all Caché servers); however, you may set a different value for individual
Caché Servers.
The CSP Gateway writes the Event Log to the serial file named CSP.log. This file is placed in the same directory as the
CSP Gateway runtime module. You can view or clear the Event Log from the CSP Web Management page menu. The
logging parameters are used mainly for troubleshooting. The following table shows the logging options, which can be
expressed in lower- or uppercase.
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