Examples of using Exception handler in English and their translations into Japanese
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The existing S/370 microcode exception handler is modified for the'Adapter Attention' case.
This is because there is no such concept as exception handler in PAD itself.
Typically, unhandled requests will automatically render a"404" page via your application's exception handler.
E_NOEXS Object does not exist(the task specified in tskid does not exist or no task exception handler is defined).
Raising an exception involves allocating memory, and executing an exception handler is generally slow.
If enatex= FALSE and there are pending task exception, calling the new task exception handler is not allowed.
In this case, the exception handler specified in return code texcd is in running state upon return from tk_end_tex.
If there are no pending task exceptions, calling the new task exception handler is allowed.
Even if there are pending task exceptions, the task exception handler is in terminated status.
A task exception handler runs after setting the user stack pointer to the initial setting when the task was started.
When a task reverts to DORMANT state, the task exception handler definition is canceled and task exceptions are disabled.
It is possible, however, to define a task exception handler for a task in DORMANT state.
Note: When using the AuthenticateSession middleware in combination with a custom route name for the login route, you must override the unauthenticated method on your application's exception handler to properly redirect users to your login page.
The ON condition SYSTEM statement can be useful when the user is trying to prevent an infinite loop in the exception handler when, for instance, an ERROR condition is raised in an ERROR ON-unit.
If the exception handler was not set or if the exception occur in the exception handler, the thread end process passing finalize method and the exception propagate to the parent thread.
When tk_end_tex(TRUE) is called and there are pending task exceptions, another task exception handler call is made immediately following tk_end_tex.
If the task is running in any other portion when a task exception is raised, the task exception handler is started only after the control returns to the task portion.
The task states in a task exception handler, except for those states concerning task exceptions, are the same as the states when running an ordinary task portion; and the same set of system calls are available. A task exception handler can be started only when the target task is running in a task portion.
If your application logic checked the return value of Auth::basic in order to return a custom response or implement other behavior on authentication failure, you will now need to handle the UnauthorizedHttpException instead, either in a catch block or in your application's exception handler.
In order to generate such a response from anywhere in your application, you may use the abort helper: abort(404); The abort helper will immediately raise an exception which will be rendered by the exception handler.