Examples of org.mojavemvc.exception.ErrorHandlerFactory

org.mojavemvc.exception.ErrorHandlerFactory

Users can provide their own implementation of this interface. They must, however, provide a public no-arg constructor in the implementation. The custom implementation is made available to the application through the 'error-handler-factory' init parameter. See {@link org.mojavemvc.FrontController}.

An instance of a class implementing this interface is created once during FrontController initialization, and placed in the front controller context. Therefore, users should make the class thread-safe, as it will be accessed simultaneously by multiple threads.
@author Luis Antunes

    public void handleRequest(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res, HttpMethod httpMethod, String path)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        
        ControllerDatabase controllerDb = (ControllerDatabase) ctx.getAttribute(ControllerDatabase.KEY);


        ErrorHandlerFactory errorHandlerFactory = (ErrorHandlerFactory) ctx.getAttribute(ErrorHandlerFactory.KEY);
        ErrorHandler errorHandler = errorHandlerFactory.createErrorHandler();


        Injector injector = (Injector) ctx.getAttribute(GuiceInitializer.KEY);
        AppProperties properties = (AppProperties) ctx.getAttribute(AppProperties.KEY);


        ServletResourceModule.set(req, res);

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        try {


            Class<?> errorHandlerFactoryClass = Class.forName(errorHandlerFactoryName);
            FastClass errorHandlerFactoryFastClass = FastClass.create(errorHandlerFactoryClass);
            ErrorHandlerFactory errorHandlerFactory = (ErrorHandlerFactory) errorHandlerFactoryFastClass.newInstance();


            context.setAttribute(ErrorHandlerFactory.KEY, errorHandlerFactory);


        } catch (Throwable e) {

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