> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (AndroMDA Forum) wrote:
>> you would never need to put try/catch statements in your controller
>> implementation code, I hardly ever do that, I just let Struts handle it
>>
>> do only thing I do is model <<FrontEndException>> transitions going out
>> of an action state into a <<FrontEndView>>, next you can use a tagged
>> value to say which type of exception should be handled there (so you can
>> point different exceptions to different pages) -- Wouter Zoons -
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Yeah, it is ok, I've seen this, but - if it is possible - I do not want to
> connect each action state with that exception. I have a relative large
> application model, and I want to keep the model as simple as possible.
>

since the webapp can't guess what you want to do (unfortunately) you'll
need to model it explicitely; IMO that stuff we need to do with the
exception transitions is both the easiest, most straightforward and open
solution .. did you have something else in mind that would solve your
problem ?

-- Wouter

ps: let's continue this in the forum instead of the mailing list



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