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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by p <ll...@dowman.net> on 2003/06/03 21:45:30 UTC
Exception handling question
Ideally I would like to log all exceptions that occur, and I can create
an ExceptionHandler to do this, but it will only catch exceptions that
get thrown from within one of my Actions, anything thrown from JSP
pages or custom tags won't get caught. (right?)
How do most people deal with this? I can set an error-page in the
web.xml file that will catch the rest, but then I can't log the
exceptions. (or can I?)
thanks!
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RE: Exception handling question
Posted by Mark Galbreath <ma...@qat.com>.
I give any user that causes an exception an electric shock.
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From: p [mailto:ll@dowman.net]
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Subject: Exception handling question
Ideally I would like to log all exceptions that occur, and I can create
an ExceptionHandler to do this, but it will only catch exceptions that
get thrown from within one of my Actions, anything thrown from JSP
pages or custom tags won't get caught. (right?)
How do most people deal with this? I can set an error-page in the
web.xml file that will catch the rest, but then I can't log the
exceptions. (or can I?)
thanks!
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