23 Apr
2004
23 Apr
'04
3:19 p.m.
You definitely should not catch exceptions yourself. You risk to get your databases (ZODB and relational databases) in an inconsistent state unless you raise again an exception.
Really? Is there any more detail to this than "just don't do it". I rely on the fact that code in External Methods and full-blown Products can catch exceptions and handle them gracefully (it's one of Python's best features!!). It would hurt a lot to have to stop using them. JZ