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12 changes: 11 additions & 1 deletion node.js/cds-serve.md
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Expand Up @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ srv/cat-service.js #> service implementation used by default
For each service served at a certain protocol, the framework registers a configurable set of express middlewares by default like so:

```js
app.use (cds.middlewares.before, protocol_adapter)
app.use (cds.middlewares.before, protocol_adapter, cds.middlewares.after)
```

The standard set of middlewares uses the following order:
Expand All @@ -222,6 +222,16 @@ cds.middlewares.before = [
]
```

```js
cds.middlewares.after = [
cds_error_handler(), // provides final error handling
]
```

::: tip Custom error middleware before `cds_error_handler`
To invoke a custom error middleware successfully, you must register it _before_ the built-in `cds_error_handler`. You can achieve that, for example, by adding the middleware using `cds.middlewares.after.unshift()`.
:::

::: warning _Be aware of the interdependencies of middlewares_ <!-- -->
_ctx_model_ requires that _cds.context_ middleware has run before.
_ctx_auth_ requires that _authentication_ has run before.
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