exception-handling

I'm running a program that downloads files from a web sit. I've introduced one exception handling urllib.error.HTTPError, but now I'm getting from time to time additional errors that I'm not sure how to capture: http.client.IncompleteRead. Do I just add the following to the code at the bottom? except http.client.IncompleteRead: How many exceptions do I have to add to make sure the program doesn't stop? And do I have to add them all in the same Except statement or in several Except statements. try: # Open a file object for the webpage f = urllib.request.urlopen(imageURL) # Open the local file

Just for testing I have added this code in my model while setting the debug = true and false. if($packagedays < 1) { throw new \yii\base\Exception( "package days cannot be less than 1" ); } Now when Yii debug is true: I am getting Exception – yii\base\Exception package days cannot be less than 1 But when I am setting the debug to false I am getting Exception An internal server error occurred. The above error occurred while the Web server was processing your request. What I want is to replace the An internal server error occurred. with package days cannot be less than 1 when debug=false What I

My group is developing a service-based (.NET WCF) application and we're trying to decide how to handle exceptions in our internal services. Should we throw exceptions? Return exceptions serialized as XML? Just return an error code? Keep in mind that the user will never see these exceptions, it's only for other parts of the application. FlySwat WCF uses SoapFaults as its native way of transmitting exceptions from either the service to the client, or the client to the service. You can declare a custom SOAP fault using the FaultContract attribute in your contract interface: For example:

The x86-64 Windows ABI has the concept of a legitimate epilog , which is a special type of function epilog that can be simulated during exception handling in order to restore the callers context 1 as described here : If the RIP is within an epilog [when an exception occurs], then control is leaving the function, ... and the effects of the epilog must be continued to compute the context of the caller function. To determine if the RIP is within an epilog, the code stream from RIP on is examined. If that code stream can be matched to the trailing portion of a legitimate epilog, then it is in an

This question already has answers here : Closed 6 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Cross-thread operation not valid I am trying to close the base of a form from another thread. I am getting the following error. System.InvalidOperationException: Cross-thread operation not valid: Control 'MDIParent' accessed from a thread other than the thread it was created on. for the below line: MDIParent.MDIParentRef.BaseClose(); You need to perform the operation on the UI Thread: if (InvokeRequired) Invoke(new Action(MDIParent.MDIParentRef.BaseClose)); else MDIParent.MDIParentRef.BaseClose(); 来源： https:/