Re: How to catch exceptions, second try...

    >> In my code I tried to catch the exception like so:
    >> 
    >> eval {
    >>   $result = $m->comp("/.../.../component", "remote method", a1, ...);
    >> };
    >> if ($@) {
    >>   blah blah blah;
    >> }
    >> 
    >> Problem is, my code is never executed.  The Mason error handler
    >> always gets called.  What am I missing?

    Ken> Perhaps you just need to set error_mode to 'fatal' ?

That looks like it will probably do the trick, though if I understand
correctly, my users will simply get an Internal Server Error response from
Apache if I don't catch a problem.  Right now they at least get a "whoops"
page with a form they can use to easily let us know something failed.  I
guess there's no way to have my cake and eat it too, is there?

Thanks,

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