Thursday August 14, 2003

JavaScript Exception Handling
Did you know you can use try/catch blocks in JavaScript? It's pretty slick and makes it easy to hide those ugly JavaScript errors. There is an article over at Dev Shed that explains how you can use the new Error object and the "try-catch" constructs to trap and resolve errors. Good stuff!
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at Aug 14 2003, 03:17:58 PM MDT
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AppFuse 0.9.1 Released AppFuse 0.9.1 is a small bug-fixing release. I introduced some errors in the upload module by using <fmt:message> in my baseLayout.jsp, rather than <bean:message>. Not a big deal if you're not using sub-modules. I've never used them in the real-world, only in my example projects.
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