Re: auditor raises an exception

In message <[email protected]>,
Tom Ekberg writes:

>I wrote an auditor that checks to make sure that certain prohibited
>characters are not present. The code works fine, except that when the
>check finds prohibited characters it has to raise an exception (Reject)
>to indicate failure. The user is presented with a 'An error has occurred'
>page, and I, as the admin, get an email with the stack trace. What I'd
>like is to have the user shown the error, similar to what happens when a
>user fails to enter data in a required field. Is it possible to hook into
>that part of roundup, or should I raise a different exception? I have
>tried Reject and ValueError - both send me the stack trace and show the
> user the 'An error has occurred' page.

Hmm, which version of roundup? Also wht code re you using to raise the
the error?

The example I have (That worked the last time I tested it, I'll have
to test it again).

from roundup.exceptions import Reject

def ...
       ...
            raise Reject, 'Only the creator (%s) may close this issue'%name

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