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Handling 'Server did not respond'
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Is there a way to check for 'Server did not respond' in the OScript code? I am looking for something similar to Java try-catch to intercept this message and display an user-friendly error message. Even though I am checking for all the potential error conditions in my code, I want to make sure user never sees 'Server did not respond' message.Any ideas?Thanks in advance.Krish
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Dylan_Wright_(xisdylan_-_(deleted))
I think the "Server Did Not Respond" error primarily occurs when there is an unhandled error (or a breakpoint when Builder isn't running). So if you are liberal with your error handling your users shouldn't see it.
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Message from Benjamin Shapiro via eLink This error "Server Did Not Respond" is returned from the CGI and doesn'toriginate from the Livelink server. Another example of this is if the Livelinkserver isn't running you see the "Could not connect to server". The only way to change this would be through editing the compiled data in acertain file - which is unsupported. ;-) Regards, Benjamin--Benjamin J. Shapiro, BMathPrincipal ConsultantGlobal Field Services--Open Text AGHechtackerstrasse 419014 St. Gallen, SwitzerlandTel. +41 (0)71 272 15 00Fax +41 (0)71 272 15 15mailto:bshapiro@opentext.com----- Original Message -----From: eLink Discussion: Development DiscussionTo: eLink Recipient Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 7:16 PMSubject: Server Did Not Respond> Server Did Not Respond> Posted by XISDylan on 02/13/2002 01:12 PM>> I think the "Server Did Not Respond" error primarily occurs when there is anunhandled error (or a breakpoint when Builder isn't running). So if you areliberal with your error handling your users shouldn't see it.>> [To reply to this thread, use your normal e-mail reply function.]>> ============================================================>> Topic: Handling 'Server did not respond'>
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