[EMAIL PROTECTED] (AndroMDA Forum) wrote:
you would never need to put try/catch statements in your controller
implementation code, I hardly ever do that, I just let Struts handle it
do only thing I do is model <<FrontEndException>> transitions going out
of an action state into a <<FrontEndView>>, next you can use a tagged
value to say which type of exception should be handled there (so you can
point different exceptions to different pages) -- Wouter Zoons -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, it is ok, I've seen this, but - if it is possible - I do not want to
connect each action state with that exception. I have a relative large
application model, and I want to keep the model as simple as possible.
Thanks, Istvan
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