Since it pretty much got Paul's blessing, I'd like to point you to my
blog post describing a complete solution for dealing with server side
errors and exceptions:
http://jots.mypopescu.com/post/1031879539/my-experience-with-jersey-jax-rs
As I've mentioned in the post if you are interested in that solution
please do let me know and I'll do my best to find a away to share it
with the community. Paul mentioned in a comment that it might even be
interesting to add that to the Jersey itself, but most probably that
would take a while.
hth,
:- alex
On Wednesday, September 1, 2010, DaHoopster <hwang_at_myvest.com> wrote:
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> I am developing web services using jersey. I am wondering if there is an
> exception interception mechanism that can catch all the runtime exceptions
> so that I can customize what will be returned. In my case, I would like to
> return XML that represents the exception/error.
>
> I could do a try catch block for each service I will write, but it seems
> very tedious...
>
> Many thanks...
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