tier0.ResponseError Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for tier0.ResponseError:

Public Member Functions
def	__init__ (self, curl, response, proxy, timeout)
def	__str__ (self)
Public Member Functions inherited from tier0.Tier0Error
def	__init__ (self, message)

Public Attributes
	timeout
Public Attributes inherited from tier0.Tier0Error
	args

Detailed Description

Definition at line 41 of file tier0.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

def tier0.ResponseError.__init__	(		self,
			curl,
			response,
			proxy,
			timeout
	)

Definition at line 43 of file tier0.py.

References tier0.Tier0Error.args, and o2olib.O2OTool.args.

    def __init__( self, curl, response, proxy, timeout ):
        super( ResponseError, self ).__init__( response )
        self.args += ( curl, proxy )
        self.timeout = timeout

Member Function Documentation

__str__()

def tier0.ResponseError.__str__

(

self

)

Definition at line 48 of file tier0.py.

References tier0.Tier0Error.args, o2olib.O2OTool.args, spr.find(), str, and tier0.ResponseError.timeout.

Referenced by edmStreamStallGrapher.Point.__repr__().

    def __str__( self ):
        errStr = """Wrong response for curl connection to Tier0DataSvc from URL \"%s\"""" %( self.args[1].getinfo( self.args[1].EFFECTIVE_URL ), )
        if self.args[ -1 ]:
            errStr += """ using proxy \"%s\"""" %( str( self.args[ -1 ] ), )
        errStr += """ with timeout \"%d\" with error code \"%d\".""" %( self.timeout, self.args[1].getinfo( self.args[1].RESPONSE_CODE) )
        if self.args[0].find( '<p>' ) != -1:
            errStr += """\nFull response: \"%s\".""" %( self.args[0].partition('<p>')[-1].rpartition('</p>')[0], )
        else:
            errStr += """\nFull response: \"%s\".""" %( self.args[0], )
        return errStr

#TODO: Add exceptions for each category of HTTP error codes
#TODO: check response code and raise corresponding exceptions

Member Data Documentation

timeout

tier0.ResponseError.timeout

Definition at line 46 of file tier0.py.

Referenced by tier0.ResponseError.__str__().