Hi Partha,
Yes, that is possible. The easiest way is adding (and inspect) a flag to
your request. I would add a custom header to my requests, that way I can
inspect it server side too.
http.post(someUrl,someData,{header:{"se-error-handling":"none"}})
inspect that in your error interceptor, and don’t handle the error when the
header is present.
Regards
Sander
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