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RE: Using Struts' Declared Exceptions

I modified the ActionExceptionHandler I reported on earlier. Now it uses the already built-in functionality of the Struts' ExceptionHandler and also only reports messages that are distinct. That is, it checks the next exception's message to see if the current message is a duplicate. Probably best to let the code speak for itself.

I'm not expecting anyone to care - I just want to make sure the code I'm using is accurately reflected here (rather than the initial, untested prototype).

Posted in Java at Jun 23 2003, 10:23:01 AM MDT 1 Comment

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Posted by aa on July 29, 2003 at 05:32 AM MDT #

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