Hi Christian,
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:34 AM, Poitras Christian
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tim, I've already programmed something close to this.
> It's an interceptor that returns a different resolution if handle errors
> method returns a Resolution.
> Of course, you can also change validation errors during method execution if
> you like.
>
> So you can have things like:
> @HandlesErrors public void fallback() { ... }
> @HandlesErrors(on="save") Resolution handleSaveErrors() { ... }
> @HandlesErrors(on="update") Resolution
> handleUpdateErrors(ValidationErrors errors) { ... }
Would it be possible for you to send this to me (simonzmail at gmail
dot com)? I'm looking at patching something like this in since it
will really make a big difference across a wide array of actions in
our code base. Having your code as a starting point would be very
helpful! (If you can mention what version of the code you have based
it on, that will help me as well!).
Thanks!
Simon.
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