Examples of org.apache.tapestry.vlib.pages.ApplicationUnavailable

org.apache.tapestry.vlib.pages.ApplicationUnavailable
A page only displayed when the application is unavailable (typically because of repeated {@link java.rmi.RemoteException}s or {@link javax.naming.NamingException}s accessing EJBs. @see org.apache.tapestry.vlib.VirtualLibraryEngine#rmiFailure(String,java.rmi.RemoteException,int) @author Howard Lewis Ship @version $Id: ApplicationUnavailable.java,v 1.5 2004/02/19 17:37:48 hlship Exp $ @since 2.2

    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page =
                (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle.getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle, output);
        }

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    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page =
                (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle.getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle, output);
        }

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    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page =
                (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle.getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle, output);
        }

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    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page = (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle
                    .getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle);
        }

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    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page =
                (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle.getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle, output);
        }

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    {
        try
        {
            logout();


            ApplicationUnavailable page =
                (ApplicationUnavailable) cycle.getPage("ApplicationUnavailable");


            String message = _applicationUnavailableMessage;


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getMessage();


            if (message == null)
                message = cause.getClass().getName();


            page.activate(message, cause);


            cycle.activate(page);


            renderResponse(cycle, output);
        }

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