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DownloadError: ApplicationError

I have a function called DownloadData() which uses url.fetch(). From time to time it throws DownloadError: ApplicationError: 2 timed out error.

How can I catch this error? With "except DownloadError: ApplicationError: 2 timed " or only "DownloadError"? It is hard to reproduce this error so I can not know which except to use.

Thanks,

Joel

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Just "except DownloadError:" should work fine. Your second example isn't valid Python, though.

Nick Johnson  2010-03-31 07:35:19

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