Re: Can I throw my own ApplicationException from XSP file ?

[John L. Webber]

Hello Mariusz,
Yes, you can. You need to have an exception element in the exception 
selector element for each custom exception type you throw:

 <map:selector logger="navigation.sitemap.selector.exception"
                    name="exception" 
src="org.apache.cocoon.selection.ExceptionSelector">
        <exception class="com.mycompany.FooException"
                   name="foo-exception"
                   unroll="true"/>
...

and then in the map:handle-errors something like:
          <map:handle-errors>
            <map:select type="exception">
              <map:when test="foo-exception">
                <map:generate src="fooerror.xsp" type="serverpages"/>
            <map:transform type="cinclude"/>
            <map:transform src="html/site2html.xsl">
              <map:parameter name="language" value="de"/>
              <map:parameter name="pageTitle" value=": Sorry - Foo 
Exception!"/>
              <map:parameter name="httpPrefix" 
value="{global:http}{request:contextPath}"/>
              <map:parameter name="httpsPrefix" 
value="{global:https}{request:contextPath}"/>
            </map:transform>
            <map:transform type="i18n">
              <map:parameter name="locale" value="de"/>
            </map:transform>
            <map:serialize status-code="500"/>
          </map:when>

Hope that helps,
John
Mariusz W�jcik wrote:
Hi
Can I throw my own ApplicationException from XSP file ? I'd like to 
throw it, and catch it in pipeline by using <map:handle-errors> 
component. Every time I got message "Unhalted Exception ....". What I 
should do ? It is possible to do ?
Thanks for help
mario

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