Yes, I would love to throw an exception. Unfortunately, customer's request
sometimes differ from developers desires.
Alessandro
Johnny Kewl wrote:
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> Subject: RE: Stop tomcat on Startup
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>>
>> Thanks Peter.
>> That is a lot easier than I thought :)
>>
>> Alessandro
>>
>>
>> Peter Crowther wrote:
>>>
>>> How hard a stop do you want? The "Very Big Crowbar" would be a
>>> System.exit(1)!
>>>
>>> - Peter
>
> Ouch!
> Service providers around the world now have your name... ha ha ;)
> I see you doing web services... I imagine they must be able to handle
> exceptions, soap faults whatever...
> So I'm thinking that sommething like...
> throw new it.libero.MyServiceIsScrewedException("A Module is missing in
> italy");
>
> might be better ;)
> I think look at error handling in web services before whacking Tomcat ;)
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