I am utterly unable to control how exceptions are handled in my
application and it's driving me nuts
The idea is simple. I have a SOAP handler like this.
class RtiController < ApplicationController
begin
wsdl_service_name 'Rti'
web_service_scaffold :invoke
web_service_api RtiApi
before_invocation :authenticate
include SoapMethods
protected
def authenticate (name, args)
#the first two arguments are always username and password
generic_login(args[0], args[1])
unless logged_in?
raise Exceptions::LoginFailedError , "LoginFailedError:
Invalid user name or password"
end
end
rescue Exception => e
n = e.exception "#{e.inspect}: #{e.message}"
n.set_backtrace []
raise n
end
end
Simple right?
If any error gets raised either in the authenticate function or any of
the functions in the included module I want to catch them and re-raise
a new error.
The rescue block never gets called no matter where the error happens.
Next I try this.
def rescue_action
do the same thing above
end
Nope it never gets called either.
So I try this
rescue_from Exception do |e|
n = e.exception "#{e.inspect}: #{e.message}"
n.set_backtrace []
raise n
end
I also tried rescue_from SomeSpecificException and that doesn't work either.
I also tried putting a begin rescue block in the included module and
that doesn't do anything either.
Why is this so complicated? I just want a error handler for
this controller. Is actionwebservice messing with the controller or
what?
P.S. I am using the datanoise actionwebservice.
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