> > Another point concerning me -
> >
> > The pattern I think to use is someting like this:
> >
> > @expose(template="tm.templates.form")
> > def edit_person(self, tg_errors=None, tg_exceptions=None):
> > if tg_errors:
> > flash("Problem validating! Please correct")
> > if tg_exceptions:
> > flash("Problem saving! Please correct")
> > .
> > .
> > .
> >
> >
> > @expose()
> > @turbogears.validate(form=person_form)
> > @turbogears.error_handler(edit_person)
> > @turbogears.exception_handler(edit_person)
> > def save(self, name):
> > u = User(name=name)
> > u.flush()
> >
> > I guess this is the most easy way to handle errors and exceptions
> > while
> > data entry by user. Need guidence on the way to achieve this pattern
> > with the patch.
>
> Actually, the above code should work as-is ;)
But, it is not working, and gives "500 internal error" page! From here
only my story started, and then as a diagnosis I explored to use raw
exception handling (for which your patch works fine).
> Just a note, if you
> only want to branch to "edit_person" in case a SQLError exception is
> raised by SA you can specialize exception_handler with a dispatch rule:
Thanks. Would be quite useful, but only after we make the above code
work.
Thanks
Sanjay
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