I was just building in some error handling into some UI code, and wanted to catch
errors relating to duplicate ids. The problem is that just about every client-side
error raises the same kind of Exception, a 'Bad Request'. A quick grep counted 41
different types of 'Bad Request' in my Zope source.
Wouldn't it be *much* nicer to have a hierarchy of exception types, so that
applications can deal with them at an arbitrarily granular level? e.g.
ZopeException
|
`RequestException
| |
| `XMLException
|
`IdException
| |
| `ReservedWordException
|
`DuplicateException
Has this discussion taken place before? Would it be useful? Would its effort:benfits
ratio be too great to justify doing?
seb
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