Ian Bicking wrote:
I've been using one of several systems to catch unexpected exceptions
and log them (e.g., write to a file, display on web page, email me,
etc). But many are built into a particular system, or have an
interesting but incomplete set of features. E.g., many web frameworks
have exception reporters (and the stdlib includes cgitb), but I want to
handle non-web exceptions in the same way as exceptions from web
requests, and that's not generally easy.
So, I'm figuring there should be some generic library that does this.
I re-invented that wheel many times, so +1 ;o)
Does anyone have experience with one they could recommend?
Nope. But, influenced from recent discussions in py-dev I
believe such tool shoud use an adaption-based framework,
using a report protocol boundable to several adaptable backends.
Localized application extensibility is really useful to me as well; for
instance, in a web application I like to know who the logged-in user is,
and all sorts of environment information, and there's no way to acquire
that information that is common to all the environments I'd like this to
work in.
I can offer some develop/doc/test time to this effort.
best regards,
Senra
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Rodrigo Senra
MSc Computer Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GPr Sistemas Ltda http://www.gpr.com.br
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