I'm not actually catching anything. I am leaving that to the front controller.
It is the exception in _validateAcceptHeader() that is not being caught while
the exception in _validateHasId() is caught. Strangely, if I move the exception
in _validateHasId() to any other place in that method, for
> I have a controller plugin with a preDispatch() method. It calls two very
> basic methods and both of them can throw an exception. Right now they are
> both throwing an instance of Exception. The problem is that when one of them
> throws an exception it gets caught and added to the response ob
I have a controller plugin with a preDispatch() method. It calls two very basic
methods and both of them can throw an exception. Right now they are both
throwing an instance of Exception. The problem is that when one of them throws
an exception it gets caught and added to the response object. Wh
