Howdy,
But I read somewhere that one should always distance himself from
system-
level exception handling when it comes to web applications.
Please save yourself time by ignoring references that say one should
always... or one should never... -- there are real-world exceptions
to nearly every
Hi, I am having a bit of problem setting up my exception handling hierarchy. I
know you can use the error-page attribute in web.xml to handle system error.
But I read somewhere that one should always distance himself from system-level
exception handling when it comes to web applications.
: My question is, should I use tomcat exception handling mechanism, or should I
: come up with my own exception handling framework?
A lot of this depends on your app's setup and how thorough/robust you
expect your handling to be as it grows.
1/ Quick-And-Dirty: map a something went wrong page to
