Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am (General questions)

by Miker, Friday, May 05, 2006, 14:34 (6778 days ago) @ wodSupport

Miker,
yes, I agree, but how? Remember - we cannot change the interface, and we cannot change behavior for current users.
Kreso

Hmm, understand.
What about to add some property holding server side response for a last action? Question which action it was this response is related to could be answered as that failed one (if one don't care about error handling and don't know which action failed, then he don't need this feature). It shouldn't break any backward compatibility IMHO. Maybe it come handy in another cases, too ... In fact all I need is to get server error code, so it can be long data type.

Of course I don't see bowels of the component, so I'm only guessing how I'd try to get out of it ...

Mike

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Complete thread:

Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is ambigu - Steve Fritsche, 2005-03-16, 22:54
- Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - wodSupport, 2005-03-16, 23:01
  - Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - Miker, 2006-05-03, 17:52
    - Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - wodSupport, 2006-05-04, 22:58
      - Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - Miker, 2006-05-05, 14:34
        Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - wodSupport, 2006-05-05, 14:38
        Re: Error 30031 - Server returned an error - is am - Miker, 2006-05-05, 15:06

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