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12/Jun/05 10:20 PM
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The default implementation of exceptionCaught() basically just forwards the exception to the next filter. Actually, the Handler needs to know about these Exceptions so that appropriate actions can be taken depending on the protocol profile.
The filter/filter chain should handover the exception to the Handler if the current filter is the last in the chain. Currently the exceptions just get lost.
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Description
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The default implementation of exceptionCaught() basically just forwards the exception to the next filter. Actually, the Handler needs to know about these Exceptions so that appropriate actions can be taken depending on the protocol profile.
The filter/filter chain should handover the exception to the Handler if the current filter is the last in the chain. Currently the exceptions just get lost. |
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made changes - 07/Jun/05 10:40 AM
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made changes - 07/Jun/05 01:19 PM
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made changes - 12/Jun/05 10:20 PM
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made changes - 16/Jul/05 06:23 PM
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Improvement
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Major
Filter should forward Exceptions to the Handler if its last in the chain
