GitHub user adam-resdiary opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/100
THRIFT-2470: Stop THttpHandler from swallowing processor exceptions
The problem with the way it works currently is that it makes it very
difficult to figure out what's going on when I've got a handler running on a
remote web server. If the handler just allows the exceptions to bubble up like
normal, they get caught by our normal exception handling code and logged.
I also added a new project for unit tests, and some tests for the changes
I've made.
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Alternatively you can review and apply these changes as the patch at:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/100.patch
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This closes #100
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commit 6dcb1c3dc5d3259574863f0bc6af67b241b4653e
Author: Adam Connelly <a...@resdiary.com>
Date: 2014-04-16T14:37:54Z
THRIFT-2470: Stop THttpHandler from swallowing processor exceptions
The problem with the way it works currently is that it makes it very
difficult to figure out what's going on when I've got a handler running on a
remote web server. If the handler just allows the exceptions to bubble up like
normal, they get caught by our normal exception handling code and logged.
I also added a new project for unit tests, and some tests for the changes
I've made.
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