Re: EventException

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At 03:58 PM 12/12/2006, you wrote:
 >Found another way to do this. In the ApplicationGateway class there is a
 >boolean value called RESPOND_WITH_404 that is set to false by default.
 >Setting this to true will send a 404 error when an EventExceptions
 >occurs. This works great for me, since sending the 404 is what I wanted
 >in the first place.
 >

Glad it works.  I'm not so keen on all these static variables for 
configuration, though.  Moving forward, I'd like to see less of this.

Jake

 >Denny
 >
 >Denny Chambers wrote:
 >> Looks like I need to override the  handleEventException(..) method for
 >> the ApplicationGateway class. This is also used in the
 >> ComponentGateway class.
 >>
 >> Denny
 >>
 >> Denny Chambers wrote:
 >>> The servlet spec will not work here, because the exception is not
 >>> being bubbled up to the Web Server code. It is being handled by the
 >>> Barracuda code. If they were throwing the excpetion up, I could
 >>> handle it in the web.xml file in the way you described below. I
 >>> already do this for most of the HTTP error code, and a few other
 >>> exception. I think this response may be coming from the dispatch
 >>> queue or some close to that, when it can't map the event url to a
 >>> class. I will try to look at the code today, and see if I can figure
 >>> it out from there.
 >>>
 >>> Denny
 >>>
 >>> Jacob Kjome wrote:
 >>>>
 >>>> Hi Denny,
 >>>>
 >>>> I don't recall of the top of my head if there's a way to capture
 >>>> this?   I've had my head buried in XMLC development and other stuff
 >>>> and haven't dealt with much Barracuda development of late.
 >>>> Hopefully one of the guys at ATMReports can help with this, since I
 >>>> know they use Barracuda on an ongoing basis.
 >>>>
 >>>> ....Actually, the servlet spec might provide for this.  I seem to
 >>>> recall you can define error pages for particular exceptions.  This
 >>>> would be configured in web.xml.  Check out the <error-page> element
 >>>> (I think that's what it's called?).
 >>>>
 >>>>
 >>>> Jake
 >>>>
 >>>> At 03:57 PM 12/5/2006, you wrote:
 >>>> >Resent with the Digital Signature turned off.
 >>>> >
 >>>> >When an invalid event URL is requested to a Barracuda webapp, you will
 >>>> >get an Error: EventException, with a Barracuda specific message, and a
 >>>> >stacktrace. i would like to override this canned message with my own
 >>>> >error page. Is there an event that i need to listen for to make this
 >>>> >happen?
 >>>> >
 >>>> >Denny
 >>>> >
 >>>> >
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