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The HttpErrors property contains configuration for all three types -- File,
URL, and Default. So set it as you want.
If you fetch the HttpErrors property at a certain URL location and it only
contains "File", the un-specified ones will be interpreted as "Default".
However, the UI would never setup HttpErrors like this (it would copy the
File/Default/URL settings from the parent), so the only way to see the
behavior you describe is if you custom-set HttpErrors on your own.
HttpErrors is a list property, so as documented in MSDN documentation for
HttpErrors (go search for it), it is treated as a single property whose
value is an array of expected values for each custom error
code/sub-errorcode -- and if an array element is unspecified, it is
interpreted as "Default").
See this blog entry on how to correctly manipulate list properties like
HttpErrors:
http://blogs.msdn.com/david.wang/archive/2004/12/02/273681.aspx
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