java - Send Email or Logged Error on 404 and 500 Http Error Spring MVC -

I was thinking, it is possible to send me an email when my Spring MVC has a special HTTP error code. Please take a look at my web.xml configuration. It works fine and redirects me to the special error page.

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But what I want, I want to send an email or login to the event of this particular error. I was told in my first question that this type of error is not controlled by my controller hierarchy.

Any thoughts please?

For some reason, I did something like this works for my case Can You Comment? What are you doing? In my web.xml, I edited my location tag for forwarding it to my controller.

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In my controller, this is where I send an email.

  @Controller @RequestMapping ("/ errorEncountered.htm") public class ErrorHandlerController {Private MailService MailService; @RequestMapping (method = RequestMethod.GET) Public string handgate (HTTPSArlet request) {// CERTLE SPEC guarantees that this feature will be available throttle exception = (thrroyable) request .getAttribute ("javax.servlet.error.exception") ; . . . MailService.sendMail (); }}}  

Any criticism?