At 10:56 AM -0600 2002/10/17, Dennis Muhlestein wrote:
I like the global exception handler in struts 1.1b2.In short, the answer is yes. The default ExceptionHandler stores the exception as a request attribute under the key org.apache.struts.action.Action.EXCEPTION_KEY (a String constant defined as "org.apache.struts.action.EXCEPTION")
I have a question I haven't found in the docs. (Maybe I haven't looked
hard enough if someone can point the way).
If Struts forwards to the global exception page, is there a request or
other attribute that contains a throwable object? Like if you use the
jsp error page directive, you get an object called exception.
I'd rather just log the exception there, than catch it in the action,log
it, then throw it again.
This is part of the default behavior in org.apache.struts.action.ExceptionHandler; you can subclass this and specify your subclass as the handler for certain types of exceptions in struts-config.
Joe
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