All,
I am using Net::HTTP to make requests for URLs in my app. When I get a
bad server, I get “Bad file descriptor - connect(2)” message on a
ERRNO:EBADF error.
Can I catch with rescue or otherwise gracefully react to that error?
Thanks,
Wes
All,
I am using Net::HTTP to make requests for URLs in my app. When I get a
bad server, I get “Bad file descriptor - connect(2)” message on a
ERRNO:EBADF error.
Can I catch with rescue or otherwise gracefully react to that error?
Thanks,
Wes
On Tue, Apr 18, 2006 at 01:44:25AM +0200, Wes G. wrote:
I am using Net::HTTP to make requests for URLs in my app. When I get a
bad server, I get “Bad file descriptor - connect(2)” message on a
ERRNO:EBADF error.Can I catch with rescue or otherwise gracefully react to that error?
Of course.
begin
rescue Errno::EBADF => e
end
I just caught it by mistake when I saw this.
I was making a Java distinction between Errno and Exception - there is
probably some diff. that I don’t understand yet, but this will work for
now!!!
Thanks,
Wes
Matthew P. wrote:
On Tue, Apr 18, 2006 at 01:44:25AM +0200, Wes G. wrote:
I am using Net::HTTP to make requests for URLs in my app. When I get a
bad server, I get “Bad file descriptor - connect(2)” message on a
ERRNO:EBADF error.Can I catch with rescue or otherwise gracefully react to that error?
Of course.
begin
code
rescue Errno::EBADF => e
handle me, baby!
end
- Matt
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