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Marat Radchenko updated WICKET-908:
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Description:
RequestCycle, line 1135 logs all exceptions except for PageExpiredException.
This is not a wanted behavior for us (for example, it also logs
AuthorizationException which is not a error).
So we need some way to specify which exceptions should be treated as errors and
which ones are just need to be handled by
RequestCycleProcessor#respond(RuntimeException, RequestCycle).
Maybe there is some way to globally catch application exceptions other than
writing a custom RequestCycleProcessor. If so then tell me please.
The possible solution is to move exception logging to
RequestCycleProcessor#respond(RuntimeException, RequestCycle) because it can be
overriden.
was:
RequestCycle, line 1135 logs all exceptions except for PageExpiredException.
This is not a wanted behavior for us (for example, it also logs
AuthorizationException which is not a error).
So we need some way to specify which exceptions should be treated as errors and
which ones are just need to be handled by
RequestCycleProcessor#respond(RuntimeException, RequestCycle).
Maybe there is some way to globally catch application exceptions other than
writing a custom RequestCycleProcessor. If so then tell me please.
> There is no way to specify what exceptions to log in RequestCycle
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> Key: WICKET-908
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-908
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wicket
> Affects Versions: 1.3.0-beta3
> Reporter: Marat Radchenko
> Priority: Critical
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> RequestCycle, line 1135 logs all exceptions except for PageExpiredException.
> This is not a wanted behavior for us (for example, it also logs
> AuthorizationException which is not a error).
> So we need some way to specify which exceptions should be treated as errors
> and which ones are just need to be handled by
> RequestCycleProcessor#respond(RuntimeException, RequestCycle).
> Maybe there is some way to globally catch application exceptions other than
> writing a custom RequestCycleProcessor. If so then tell me please.
> The possible solution is to move exception logging to
> RequestCycleProcessor#respond(RuntimeException, RequestCycle) because it can
> be overriden.
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