Why does Rails by default give an HTTP 200 OK status when it gives the
‘Application Error’ WSOD?
Joe
Why does Rails by default give an HTTP 200 OK status when it gives the
‘Application Error’ WSOD?
Joe
Joe R. MUDCRAP-CE wrote:
Why does Rails by default give an HTTP 200 OK status when it gives the
‘Application Error’ WSOD?Joe
Because it rendered that view successfully? I agree, it would be nice to
give a proper HTTP status code.
On 11/1/06, Joe R. MUDCRAP-CE [email protected]
wrote:
Why does Rails by default give an HTTP 200 OK status when it gives the
‘Application Error’ WSOD?
The controller rescues and responds with 404 or 500 (unknown action +
routing error / all others); the dispatcher rescues and responds with
400 or
500 (bad CGI params / all others).
Please demonstrate your assertion.
jeremy
For me, any kind of error gives that message with the 200 code (in
production) Even on a brand new empty rails app with a single
controller and action.
David
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