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Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.

Configure Spring Boot global exception handling without disabling autoconfigure

I have a complex Spring Boot (version 2.7.18) application that I need to capture all errors and exceptions and return a generic error message to the user. The error/exception will be logged for research but the user will only receive the generic message “…your request could not be completed…”. I believe a ResponseEntityExceptionHandler can be configured to catch all errors/exceptions. Please correct this first statement if I am wrong.