Hi,
what if i'm writing a cfx tag in java, and calling different functions that
raise different exceptions?
For example:
public void processRequest(Request request, Response response)
throws Exception {
... some code ...
try {
myvar = x.myfunc(s);
} catch (UnknownHostException e) {
response.write("<b>" + e.toString() + " : Custom error message</b>");
// System.exit(1); // not sure about this, into a cfx context
}
}
public int myfunc() throws UnknownHostException {
... code ...
}
If the exception occurs, the code doesn't work.
The java code it is working in a debug context (calling a main function from
the command line). With a browser, it reacts in a weird manner (Netscape: the
infamous "document contains no data", Konqueror: errno 111. Make sure the
server it's up and running. It is!). It seems to me that these are
the classic browser error messages of the "dont-know-what--happened" kind.
The documentation it's quite poor regarding the measures we have to take when
using java in cfx contexts. Does anyone have any hint or useful url?
thanks,
--
Rd
"Un esperto e' una persona che evitando tutti
i piccoli errori punta dritto alla catastrofe."
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