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Subject: [Stripes-users] Exception handling in Stripes
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Hi,
what is the best practice to handle exceptions in Stripes?
Is there any facility on Stripes side for exception handling?
Imagine that almost all methods in ActionBean can throw exception (for
example database related exception) and I would like to be able to log
it into log file and display to user in some human readable way (that
means to pass it to my error.jsp page). I don't think that having
try{}catch block in every method is a good practice (especially when
Spring trows RuntimeExceptions because such exceptions are
not-recoverable).
I know that this can be easilly done with Struts. Is there any
possibility how to do it easilly with Stripes? I was looking into code
and it seems that probably I should extend DispatcherServlet.java
class and configure this in web.xml file.
I would expect that Stripes should provide something more
general/standard for exceptions.
Regards,
Lukas
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