Multiple Exception Handling in single catch clause Exception handling is a fundamental part of writing robust and maintainable applications. In CFML, exceptions are usually handled within try, catch, and finally blocks. Typically, developers use catch blocks to handle exceptions, but what if you need to handle multiple exceptions at once? In this blog, we’ll explore how to handle multiple exceptions in CFML’s catch statements effectively, improving error management in your ColdFusion applications. Handling multiple exception in one catch clause allows: […]
CFML allows trailing commas wherever a comma separated list of value can be provided and more values can be added. This feature is especially useful when working with long lists or when your code structure might change frequently It allows: Easier Code Modifications Cleaner Version Control (Diffs) Reduced Syntax Errors CFML allows trailing commas wherever a comma separated list of value can be provided and more values can be added. Trailing Commas are allowed at following places: [Array] [Struct] […]
An interrupt is an indication to a thread that it should stop what it is doing and do something else. It’s up to the programmer to decide exactly how a thread responds to an interrupt, but it is very common for the thread to terminate. This is particularly useful in multi-threaded applications where you might want to gracefully stop a thread, handle a long-running task’s termination, or check for some condition periodically. Why Use Interrupts? Graceful Termination: Interrupts provide […]
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