Which is why I decided to shorten the example, the catch block etc.
was a red herring... stdout is the system default (1!:2&4) putting
that in explicitly doesn't change anything - but being paranoid, I
changed my last example to:
#! /usr/local/lib/j602/bin/jconsole
(1!:2&4) 'Content-type: text/html',(10 10{a.), 'j602 says - Hello
World!', 10 10 { a.
2!:55 ] 0
and verified that 601 works while 602 fails....
At 01:14 +0800 2008/06/08, bill lam wrote:
I guess it raise error inside the catch block. And the catch block
is executed because there is error in the try block. Is the verb
stdout defined? Insert lines like
(<'/tmp/err1') 1!:3~ LF,~ ": 4!:0 <'stdout'
before the try block to confirm verbs/nouns are defined.
HTH
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