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   <try>


Description
Try node is similar to the Java try statement. It allows to control exception occurring within try block.
 
...
<try>
  ...
</try>
<catch throwable="java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException">
  ...
</catch>
<catch throwable="java.net.MalformedURLException">
  ...
</catch>
<catch>
  ...
</catch>
<finally>
  ...
</finally>
...

If an exception is raised by any child node of the try node, excecution will fallback to an appropriate catch node, depending on the exception class. The catch node without attribute catches any java.lang.Exception instance (ie: e instanceof java.lang.Exception is true).
 
Whatever happended in the try block, child nodes of the finally block are always executed.

Attribute Summary
 
NameDefault ValueOptionalAccepted Values
base true 

Attribute Detail
 
base
this is a generic block attribute that allows URI base redefinition: all uri attributes used in children nodes of this block will be relative to this new base definition (except if there is another child block node that redefines a new base). This is only a convenience attribute in order to simplify URI specifications. A base attribute must be a valid (well formed) URI, absolute or relative to another base definition.

Children
 
catch, choose, depends, echo, filter, finally, foreach, if, remove, save, sax, source, template, try, variable


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