| [ATL] Error handling for running transformations programmatically [message #70028] |
Thu, 20 December 2007 10:47  |
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Hi,
I am running succesfully a programmatically transformation. To improve
the stability I want to react to failures which might happen to the
runtime of the AtlLauncher's launch method (perhaps a faulty rule which
is rarely called, ...).
Regardless whether a runtime exception appears or not, I find no
possibility to react to it, because exceptions are catched within the
atl vm, some error output is given and the launch method returns as
usually. And the return value of launch is always null which is not
realy helpfull.
So my question: How can I get the information whether the transformation
was successfull or not?
Thanks,
Sebastian
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| Re: [ATL] Error handling for running transformations programmatically [message #71306 is a reply to message #70028] |
Wed, 09 January 2008 11:31  |
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Hi,
seemingly no possibility exists for getting this information. But would
such a functionality implemented in the future? If not, why has the
method a return value?
Thanks,
Sebastian
bfeater schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I am running succesfully a programmatically transformation. To improve
> the stability I want to react to failures which might happen to the
> runtime of the AtlLauncher's launch method (perhaps a faulty rule which
> is rarely called, ...).
> Regardless whether a runtime exception appears or not, I find no
> possibility to react to it, because exceptions are catched within the
> atl vm, some error output is given and the launch method returns as
> usually. And the return value of launch is always null which is not
> realy helpfull.
> So my question: How can I get the information whether the transformation
> was successfull or not?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sebastian
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