What does it mean when it says “this application has no explicit mapping for /error” in my program?
What does it mean when it says “this application has no explicit mapping for /error” in my program?
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What does it mean when it says “this application has no explicit mapping for /error” in my program?
It means your program doesn’t know how to handle errors. Essentially, there’s no set instruction on what to do when an error occurs. You’ll need to add error handling code to address this.
It basically means your application doesn’t know what to do when an error comes up. It’s doesn’t have directions for /error. You’ll need to defined it in your code, buddy.
This error message essentially means that your program doesn’t have a defined pathway (or mapping) to handle error requests. So when somthing goes haywire within your program, it doesn’t know where to go and just throws up this complaint. It’s like going on a road trip without a map or GPS and then suddenly ending up at a dead-end street. Having a handler for “/error” for getting more info about the error is usually a good idea. You should look into setting that up!