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I'm still very confused!!
Thanks,
Brian
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Hi Brian,
You might want to look into the Busin
Brian,
We do the same as Harm described. One thing we have found to be useful
is to send a e-mail to an account dedicated to the application. We
send exceptions as well as output from cron jobs. Personally, I find
it much easier to browse through a set of e-mails than scan the
log.
Glad I could help...
Cheers,
Harm.
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Hi Harm,
Yes, your answe
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Hi Brian,
I always do the following.
I have one 'baseexception' class. Which all my application specific
exceptions exten
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Thanks for the response Mathew,
I'll look into the business delegate pattern, however
I'm still confused as to what I should do with finder and
Stop hijacking my thread :-)
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Hai,
I followed your step-by-step instructions given to configure
Hai,
I followed your step-by-step instructions given to configure 2 instances on
the same machine. While I'm trying to access the jsps, some warning messages
are getting printed like No Tx support for findByPrimaryKey, setSession and
all.Can we ignore these warnings? Then I tried to pass a String
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Hi Brian,
You might want to look into the BusinessDelegate pattern. It would
fit between your struts actions and the session facade. In this level
you can wrap system level excepti
Hi Brian,
You might want to look into the BusinessDelegate pattern. It would
fit between your struts actions and the session facade. In this level
you can wrap system level exceptions inside more application usable
exceptions.
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On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 09:34 AM, Brian McSw
Hi all,
I’d like to know what
the best practice on handling exceptions is.
I’m using:
Jsps >struts actions > session facades >
entity beans
Imagine for a second that the
session façade allows CRUD operations on
my entity beans. For example say I have a entity
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