You're right of course, we still need the comment, for the reason you
mention. All the rest still stands.
On Jun 4, 11:44 am, Graham Charters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't this used to identify and unwrap the interface of the doc/lit
> wrapped service? If this is the case, then we still can
On 23 May, 16:34, Matthew Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> So, any volunteers to chop it out? We could stop generating the "This
> wsdl was generated..." comment at the bottom of the wsdl since it was
> only used for that.
>
Isn't this used to identify and unwrap the interface of the doc/
OK, several things got discussed here but picking out the essential
attitude to the initial question:
Mike C says (I am quoting from pecl defect 10994):
" I would like to suppress everything with the exception of the
exception description and number. Exposing files and backtraces in
exceptions
Matthew Peters wrote:
> What do other people think?
Matthew, the way I handled this in SDO was to introduce a "cause"
property, with a getCause() public accessor, plus an additional
optional parameter on the constructor for setting it. You can assign
any object into the cause, though normal
Hi Simon, thanks for your 2c - it's always worth more than that :-)
I've inlined some questions/responses below.
On 18 May, 12:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Graham
>
> I like both of these suggestions and think they both have a place in
> the runtime.
>
> We should have a separation between Bus
Graham
I like both of these suggestions and think they both have a place in
the runtime.
We should have a separation between Business and System exceptions. We
expect the calling component to care about Business exceptions as the
problem is likely to be their fault. They should be phrased in
bu
I think Mike is right that we shouldn't always flow this information.
It is a potential security hole as it could divulge more information
than we would like. I had similar concerns about the information we
flow back in http responses for things like Atompub and the conclusion
was to not give any
