Yep, I'm catching them :) now everything works!
One thing that I'd like to know also (could not find on the tapestry
site or kent's book) is how to customize the exception page. for a
production environment I'd rather have a: "bad server no donut for
you" message, and a link to email the administrator, than the
exception page offered by tapestry (which btw really amused the user
acceptance testers :) )
Regards
On 8/31/06, andyhot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
> Thanks that did the trick :)
>
> Regarding the exception, yeah, seems that tapestry captures all
> runtime exceptions and wrap them inside ApplicationRuntimeException,
> so my catch(ChatServerException) would never be executed :)
So, are you catching ApplicationRuntimeExceptions now?
You could probably have your own implementation of ListenerMethodInvoker
that would let those exceptions pass through.
>
> Regards
>
> On 8/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Depending on the complexity of your confirmation dialog, you can do
>> something simple, too, like taking advantage of informal parameters. :)
>> Something like:
>> <a href="@DirectLink" ... onclick="return confirm('Are you sure you want
>> to purge all elements?')">Purge</a>
>>
>>
>> Robert
>>
>> > Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
>> >> 1st: Is there an way to have an confirmation message for my
>> >> DirectLink? Like showing an confirmation box "Are you sure you
>> want to
>> >> purge all elements?" and if ok, calling the link? I believe I need to
>> >> use the ILinkRenderer for that, but I'm kinda confused yet, just need
>> >> some suggestions :)
>> > you can use an ILinkRenderer or check out the source of these
>> components
>> >
>>
http://tapfx.cvs.sourceforge.net/tapfx/tapfx-tapestry4/src/java/net/sf/tapfx/components/confirm/
>>
>> >>
>> >> 2nd: Its related to my last post, does runtime exception get an
>> >> special treatment by the framework? Is this why I can't capture them
>> >> inside my EngineService?
>> > To better understand, is the problem that
>> >
>> > chatListener.trigger does not throw any exceptions?
>> >>
>> >> My best regards
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