Holding Page for when Application Domain dies?

[I appreciate your help.... anony]

Hi,

does anyone know whether it is possible to have a holding page
for when an application domain dies and give the "503" error, we would
like to replace that error a holding page. Can some one point me in
the direction of the solution please.

Many thanks,

phil

[Kevin Spencer]

Your question does not make sense as stated. First, define "an application
domain dies," as that is not terminology for anything, except to you. Also,
what do you mean by "give the "503" error"? Where are you seeing this error?
If you don't know the correct term for something, that's okay, just give
enough description of it to help us figure out what you're talking about,
rather than short invented terms.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

"I appreciate your help.... anony" <no*******@thereitisnt.com> wrote in
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Hi,

does anyone know whether it is possible to have a holding page
for when an application domain dies and give the "503" error, we would
like to replace that error a holding page. Can some one point me in
the direction of the solution please.

Many thanks,

phil

[I appreciate your help.... anony]

lol sorry, i must of been day dreaming

Well we have had a situation where the application pool dies for a
website, the the client sees "service unavailable" message, but
ideally we want to change it to a static file so they dont see that
message but a custom one. Does that make more sense?

Thanks,

phil

Your question does not make sense as stated. First, define "an
application
domain dies," as that is not terminology for anything, except to you.
Also,
what do you mean by "give the "503" error"? Where are you seeing this
error?
If you don't know the correct term for something, that's okay, just
give
enough description of it to help us figure out what you're talking
about,
rather than short invented terms.
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 13:14:38 -0500, "Kevin Spencer"
<ke***@takempis.com> wrote:

Your question does not make sense as stated. First, define "an application
domain dies," as that is not terminology for anything, except to you. Also,
what do you mean by "give the "503" error"? Where are you seeing this error?
If you don't know the correct term for something, that's okay, just give
enough description of it to help us figure out what you're talking about,
rather than short invented terms.