User Defined Exception is not working in JavaScript Promise
I implement user-defined exception in javascript code but it is not catching the exception.
I am providing my code :
function sendRequest(URL, Data, authorization, requestType,cuboidName)
var Response = new $.Deferred();
var json;
if (requestType.toString() == "GET")
$.ajax(
url: URL,
type: "GET",
dataType: "json",
headers:
'Authorization': authorization,
'Accept': 'application/json'
,
success: function (result)
Response.resolve(result);
//console.log("Response : " + JSON.stringify(result) + "nnn");
,
error: function(err)
throw new Error("Error Code:t"+err.status+"nReason:tCuboid Download failed for Cuboid:"+cuboidName);
);
return Response.promise();
I am calling the sendRequest function from the following code :
async loadDatatypeCuboid(dataCuboid)
try
dataTypeCuboiId = "444";
var res3 = new $.Deferred();
Utils.sendRequest(this.baseUrl+"rest/v1/grid/"+dataTypeCuboiId+"?importTid=-1&view=LATEST&mode=0&baselineId=-1", null, Globals.authorization, "GET","Datatype").then(function (result)
res3.resolve(result);
if (result.status == 500)
return;
else
);
return res3.promise();
catch (error)
console.log(error);
I am not able to catch the thrown error. The console is showing as :
Utils.js:26 Uncaught Error: Error Code: 500 Reason: Cuboid Download
failed for Cuboid:Datatype
can anyone suggest How to Handle Exceptions in JavaScript Promise?
Thanks in Advance
javascript asynchronous exception-handling es6-promise throw
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I implement user-defined exception in javascript code but it is not catching the exception.
I am providing my code :
function sendRequest(URL, Data, authorization, requestType,cuboidName)
var Response = new $.Deferred();
var json;
if (requestType.toString() == "GET")
$.ajax(
url: URL,
type: "GET",
dataType: "json",
headers:
'Authorization': authorization,
'Accept': 'application/json'
,
success: function (result)
Response.resolve(result);
//console.log("Response : " + JSON.stringify(result) + "nnn");
,
error: function(err)
throw new Error("Error Code:t"+err.status+"nReason:tCuboid Download failed for Cuboid:"+cuboidName);
);
return Response.promise();
I am calling the sendRequest function from the following code :
async loadDatatypeCuboid(dataCuboid)
try
dataTypeCuboiId = "444";
var res3 = new $.Deferred();
Utils.sendRequest(this.baseUrl+"rest/v1/grid/"+dataTypeCuboiId+"?importTid=-1&view=LATEST&mode=0&baselineId=-1", null, Globals.authorization, "GET","Datatype").then(function (result)
res3.resolve(result);
if (result.status == 500)
return;
else
);
return res3.promise();
catch (error)
console.log(error);
I am not able to catch the thrown error. The console is showing as :
Utils.js:26 Uncaught Error: Error Code: 500 Reason: Cuboid Download
failed for Cuboid:Datatype
can anyone suggest How to Handle Exceptions in JavaScript Promise?
Thanks in Advance
javascript asynchronous exception-handling es6-promise throw
Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the.catchmethod on the returned promise.try-catchwon't work because Promises hide the exception under the.catchcall. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.
– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02
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I implement user-defined exception in javascript code but it is not catching the exception.
I am providing my code :
function sendRequest(URL, Data, authorization, requestType,cuboidName)
var Response = new $.Deferred();
var json;
if (requestType.toString() == "GET")
$.ajax(
url: URL,
type: "GET",
dataType: "json",
headers:
'Authorization': authorization,
'Accept': 'application/json'
,
success: function (result)
Response.resolve(result);
//console.log("Response : " + JSON.stringify(result) + "nnn");
,
error: function(err)
throw new Error("Error Code:t"+err.status+"nReason:tCuboid Download failed for Cuboid:"+cuboidName);
);
return Response.promise();
I am calling the sendRequest function from the following code :
async loadDatatypeCuboid(dataCuboid)
try
dataTypeCuboiId = "444";
var res3 = new $.Deferred();
Utils.sendRequest(this.baseUrl+"rest/v1/grid/"+dataTypeCuboiId+"?importTid=-1&view=LATEST&mode=0&baselineId=-1", null, Globals.authorization, "GET","Datatype").then(function (result)
res3.resolve(result);
if (result.status == 500)
return;
else
);
return res3.promise();
catch (error)
console.log(error);
I am not able to catch the thrown error. The console is showing as :
Utils.js:26 Uncaught Error: Error Code: 500 Reason: Cuboid Download
failed for Cuboid:Datatype
can anyone suggest How to Handle Exceptions in JavaScript Promise?
Thanks in Advance
javascript asynchronous exception-handling es6-promise throw
I implement user-defined exception in javascript code but it is not catching the exception.
I am providing my code :
function sendRequest(URL, Data, authorization, requestType,cuboidName)
var Response = new $.Deferred();
var json;
if (requestType.toString() == "GET")
$.ajax(
url: URL,
type: "GET",
dataType: "json",
headers:
'Authorization': authorization,
'Accept': 'application/json'
,
success: function (result)
Response.resolve(result);
//console.log("Response : " + JSON.stringify(result) + "nnn");
,
error: function(err)
throw new Error("Error Code:t"+err.status+"nReason:tCuboid Download failed for Cuboid:"+cuboidName);
);
return Response.promise();
I am calling the sendRequest function from the following code :
async loadDatatypeCuboid(dataCuboid)
try
dataTypeCuboiId = "444";
var res3 = new $.Deferred();
Utils.sendRequest(this.baseUrl+"rest/v1/grid/"+dataTypeCuboiId+"?importTid=-1&view=LATEST&mode=0&baselineId=-1", null, Globals.authorization, "GET","Datatype").then(function (result)
res3.resolve(result);
if (result.status == 500)
return;
else
);
return res3.promise();
catch (error)
console.log(error);
I am not able to catch the thrown error. The console is showing as :
Utils.js:26 Uncaught Error: Error Code: 500 Reason: Cuboid Download
failed for Cuboid:Datatype
can anyone suggest How to Handle Exceptions in JavaScript Promise?
Thanks in Advance
javascript asynchronous exception-handling es6-promise throw
javascript asynchronous exception-handling es6-promise throw
edited Nov 12 at 11:17
Yashwardhan Pauranik
1,79311226
1,79311226
asked Nov 12 at 10:57
Jaydeep Bobade
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276110
Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the.catchmethod on the returned promise.try-catchwon't work because Promises hide the exception under the.catchcall. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.
– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02
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Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the.catchmethod on the returned promise.try-catchwon't work because Promises hide the exception under the.catchcall. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.
– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02
Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the
.catch method on the returned promise. try-catch won't work because Promises hide the exception under the .catch call. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02
Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the
.catch method on the returned promise. try-catch won't work because Promises hide the exception under the .catch call. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02
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Possible duplicate of How do I handle errors with promises? - the issue is that you are not using the
.catchmethod on the returned promise.try-catchwon't work because Promises hide the exception under the.catchcall. If you don't have one then the error will be "silenced" and never thrown outside the Promise.– Sergiu Paraschiv
Nov 12 at 11:02