Hi All,
We are invoking Asp.Net ajax web service from the client side. So the JavaScript functions have calls like:
// The function to alter the server side state object and set the selected node for the case tree.
function JSMethod(caseId, url)
{
Sample.XYZ.Method(param1, param2, OnMethodReturn);
}
function OnMethodReturn(re...
I am using Path.Combine, and one of the strings contain a Unicode characters. I get {System.ArgumentException} exception; illegal characters in path.
According to MSDN filepath/name can have unicode characters. Why do I get this exception?
Edit:
Here is the code:
Path.Combine("C:\PDM\Silver","Amabel Bender QQQ")
...
Hi,
I found some code in a project which looks like that :
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
// some stuff
try {
theApp.Run();
} catch (std::exception& exc) {
cerr << exc.what() << std::endl;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
return (EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
I don't understand why the exceptions are being catched. If they weren't, the app...
Suppose I have a method that takes an object of some kind as an argument. Now say that if this method is passed a null argument, it's a fatal error and an exception should be thrown. Is it worth it for me to code something like this (keeping in mind this is a trivial example):
void someMethod(SomeClass x)
{
if (x == null){
...
I am being powerfully tempted to use an unchecked exception as a short-circuit control-flow construct in a Java program. I hope somebody here can advise me on a better, cleaner way to handle this problem.
The idea is that I want to cut short the recursive exploration of sub-trees by a visitor without having to check a "stop" flag in eve...
I've have searched on this and it seems to be a catch all, unfortunately everything I've read doesn't help figure it out. Here is the class:
public interface IMockInterface
{
MockClass MockedMethod();
MockClass MockThis();
}
public class MockClass : IMockInterface
{
public virtual MockClass MockedMethod()
{
MockClass r...
I've found this piece of code on Koders:
private ServiceProvider SiteServiceProvider
{
get
{
if (serviceProvider == null)
{
serviceProvider = new ServiceProvider(site as VSOLE.IServiceProvider);
Debug.Assert(serviceProvider != null, "Unable to get ServiceProvider from site object.");
...
Is it good practice to have more than one try{} catch{} statement per method?
...
I was wondering if something exists (in Java world) able to take an snapshot of the JVM current state with the following features:
Do it while an exception is being thrown.
Capture local variables, method's arguments, etc.
Put it in a handy file which can be used to extract or reproduce in a IDE the situation in your source code.
The...
A lot of developers say only throw exceptions in truly exceptional circumstances. One of these would be if an external hard drive I want to write to is not switched on (therefore not a connected/registered drive). However, there are some situations which are difficult to work out whether they are truly exceptional or not.
For example, e...
I have two sqlite connections and execute like below(CMyDatabase is a derived class of sqlite3):
CMyDatabase* dbConnection1 = new CMyDatabase;
dbConnection1->OpenDataBase(CQCommon::GetModulePath() + L"test.db");
CMyDatabase* dbConnection2 = new CMyDatabase;
dbConnection2->OpenDataBase(CQCommon::GetModulePath() + L"test.db");
dbConnect...
Working with EntLib 4.1 and want the Exception block to send an email with error information. All that is fine but out of the box I have either the Text or Xml formatter to work with. I would love an Html representation that which brings in other information such as browser, http headers etc. Years ago I wrote one but dont have the sourc...
I'm using xml-rpc.net to access an e-commerce site (php) from an c# application. The code:
String[] fooResourcesReturn = FoobarProxy.resources(fooLoginReturn);
returns the following XmlRpcTypeMismatchException:
response contains struct value where string expected (as type String) [response : array mapped to type String[] : element 0]...
When I get exceptions, it is often from deep within the call stack. When this happens, more often than not, the actual offending line of code is hidden from me:
tmp.rb:7:in `t': undefined method `bar' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
from tmp.rb:10:in `s'
from tmp.rb:13:in `r'
from tmp.rb:16:in `q'
from ...
We are experiencing an exceedingly hard to track down issue where we are seeing ClassCastExceptions sometimes when trying to iterate over a list of unmarshalled objects. The important bit is sometimes, after a reboot the particular code works fine. This seems to point in the direction of concurrency/timing/race condition. I can confirm t...
I wanted to create my own Python exception class, like this:
class MyException(BaseException):
def __init__(self, errno, address):
if errno == 10048:
mess = str(address) + ' is already in use'
else:
mess = 'Unable to open ' + str(address)
BaseException.__init__(mess)
but when the pro...
I have a WCF server and I'm tapping into the "Faulted" event which stupidly only gives me "object sender, EventArgs e". How can I get the current 'Exception' object in that event?
Or, if there is some sort of global system way, like Environment.GetCurrentException(), that would be awesome, but I can't find it.
EDIT: To help explain wha...
I'm looking for something like break for loops.
Here's some example code (using Symfony's lime) where stop() would not let the class continue and I_DONT_WANT_THIS_TO_RUN() would not be executed.
$browser->isStatusCode(200)
->isRequestParameter('module', 'home')
->isRequestParameter('action', 'index')
->click('Register')
->stop(...
I am implementing a list, and I am wondering about the definition of the IndexOutOfRange. Which one of the following do you think is better?
/// <exception cref="IndexOutOfRangeException">if index is less than 0
/// or greater than <see cref="Count"/>
public T this[int index] { get { return myArray[index]; } }
Or
/// <exception cref=...
I am trying to figure out a clean way to intercept uncaught exceptions that occur in my application.
I have log4j configured for logging the normal application flow and caught exceptions, so that is taken care of. Right now, I have a class that takes all error-level messages and adds them to a queue to be emailed in batches.
Ideally,...