def handleException(self, object, request, exc_info, retry_allowed=1):
if exc_info[0] is Conflict and retry_allowed:
# This simulates a ZODB retry.
raise Retry(exc_info)
else:
DefaultPublication.handleException(self, object, request, exc_info,
retry_allowed)
def handleException(self,
object,
request,
exc_info,
retry_allowed=True):
test.assertTrue(issubclass(exc_info[0], ErrorToRetry))
raise Retry()
def _handle_psycopg_exception(error):
"""Called from a exception handler for psycopg2.Error.
If we have a serialization exception or a deadlock, we should retry the
transaction by raising a Retry exception. Otherwise, we reraise.
"""
if isinstance(error, psycopg2.extensions.TransactionRollbackError):
raise Retry(sys.exc_info())
raise
def testRetryNotAllowed(self):
from ZODB.POSException import ConflictError
from zope.publisher.interfaces import Retry
try:
raise ConflictError
except:
self.publication.handleException(self.object,
self.request,
sys.exc_info(),
retry_allowed=False)
value = ''.join(self.request.response._result).split()
self.assertEqual(' '.join(value[:6]),
'Traceback (most recent call last): File')
self.assertEqual(
' '.join(value[-8:]), 'in testRetryNotAllowed raise ConflictError'
' ConflictError: database conflict error')
try:
raise Retry(sys.exc_info())
except:
self.publication.handleException(self.object,
self.request,
sys.exc_info(),
retry_allowed=False)
value = ''.join(self.request.response._result).split()
self.assertEqual(' '.join(value[:6]),
'Traceback (most recent call last): File')
self.assertEqual(
' '.join(value[-8:]),
'in testRetryNotAllowed raise Retry(sys.exc_info())'
' Retry: database conflict error')
try:
raise Retry
except:
self.publication.handleException(self.object,
self.request,
sys.exc_info(),
retry_allowed=False)
value = ''.join(self.request.response._result).split()
self.assertEqual(' '.join(value[:6]),
'Traceback (most recent call last): File')
self.assertEqual(' '.join(value[-6:]),
'in testRetryNotAllowed raise Retry'
' Retry: None')
def testRetryAllowed(self):
from ZODB.POSException import ConflictError
from zope.publisher.interfaces import Retry
try:
raise ConflictError
except:
self.assertRaises(Retry,
self.publication.handleException,
self.object,
self.request,
sys.exc_info(),
retry_allowed=True)
try:
raise Retry(sys.exc_info())
except:
self.assertRaises(Retry,
self.publication.handleException,
self.object,
self.request,
sys.exc_info(),
retry_allowed=True)
def isConnected(self):
"""Check if we are connected to a database.
Try to solve the dissapearing connection problem. For background, see
http://mail.zope.org/pipermail/zope3-dev/2005-December/017052.html
"""
if self._v_connection is None:
return False
try:
# Note, this might automatically re-connect to the DB
# but then again might not... I've seen both.
self._v_connection.ping()
except MySQLdb.OperationalError:
retry = Retry(sys.exc_info())
try:
# this is a bare except because at this point
# we are just trying to be nice closing the connection.
self._v_connection.close()
except:
pass
self._v_connection = None
# raise a retry exception and let the publisher try again
raise retry
return True
def handleException(self, object, request, exc_info, retry_allowed=True):
# Uninstall the database policy.
store_selector = getUtility(IStoreSelector)
if store_selector.get_current() is not None:
db_policy = store_selector.pop()
else:
db_policy = None
orig_env = request._orig_env
ticks = tickcount.tickcount()
if (hasattr(request, '_publicationticks_start')
and ('launchpad.publicationticks' not in orig_env)):
# The traversal process has been started but hasn't completed.
assert 'launchpad.traversalticks' in orig_env, (
'We reached the publication process so we must have finished '
'the traversal.')
ticks = tickcount.difference(request._publicationticks_start,
ticks)
request.setInWSGIEnvironment('launchpad.publicationticks', ticks)
elif (hasattr(request, '_traversalticks_start')
and ('launchpad.traversalticks' not in orig_env)):
# The traversal process has been started but hasn't completed.
ticks = tickcount.difference(request._traversalticks_start, ticks)
request.setInWSGIEnvironment('launchpad.traversalticks', ticks)
else:
# The exception wasn't raised in the middle of the traversal nor
# the publication, so there's nothing we need to do here.
pass
# Log an OOPS for DisconnectionErrors: we don't expect to see
# disconnections as a routine event, so having information about them
# is important. See Bug #373837 for more information.
# We need to do this before we re-raise the exception as a Retry.
if isinstance(exc_info[1], DisconnectionError):
getUtility(IErrorReportingUtility).raising(exc_info, request)
def should_retry(exc_info):
if not retry_allowed:
return False
# If we get a LookupError and the default database being
# used is a replica, raise a Retry exception instead of
# returning the 404 error page. We do this in case the
# LookupError is caused by replication lag. Our database
# policy forces the use of the master database for retries.
if (isinstance(exc_info[1], LookupError)
and isinstance(db_policy, LaunchpadDatabasePolicy)):
if db_policy.default_flavor == MASTER_FLAVOR:
return False
else:
return True
# Retry exceptions need to be propagated so they are
# retried. Retry exceptions occur when an optimistic
# transaction failed, such as we detected two transactions
# attempting to modify the same resource.
# DisconnectionError and TransactionRollbackError indicate
# a database transaction failure, and should be retried
# The appserver detects the error state, and a new database
# connection is opened allowing the appserver to cope with
# database or network outages.
# An IntegrityError may be caused when we insert a row
# into the database that already exists, such as two requests
# doing an insert-or-update. It may succeed if we try again.
if isinstance(exc_info[1],
(Retry, DisconnectionError, IntegrityError,
TransactionRollbackError)):
return True
return False
# Re-raise Retry exceptions ourselves rather than invoke
# our superclass handleException method, as it will log OOPS
# reports etc. This would be incorrect, as transaction retry
# is a normal part of operation.
if should_retry(exc_info):
if request.supportsRetry():
# Remove variables used for counting ticks as this request is
# going to be retried.
orig_env.pop('launchpad.traversalticks', None)
orig_env.pop('launchpad.publicationticks', None)
# Our endRequest needs to know if a retry is pending or not.
request._wants_retry = True
if isinstance(exc_info[1], Retry):
raise
raise Retry(exc_info)
superclass = zope.app.publication.browser.BrowserPublication
superclass.handleException(self, object, request, exc_info,
retry_allowed)
# If it's a HEAD request, we don't care about the body, regardless of
# exception.
# UPSTREAM: Should this be part of zope,
# or is it only required because of our customisations?
# - Andrew Bennetts, 2005-03-08
if request.method == 'HEAD':
request.response.setResult('')
def handleException(self, object, request, exc_info, retry_allowed=True):
# This transaction had an exception that reached the publisher.
# It must definitely be aborted.
transaction.abort()
# Reraise Retry exceptions for the publisher to deal with.
if retry_allowed and isinstance(exc_info[1], Retry):
raise
# Convert ConflictErrors to Retry exceptions.
if retry_allowed and isinstance(exc_info[1], ConflictError):
tryToLogWarning(
'ZopePublication',
'Competing writes/reads at %s: %s' % (
request.get('PATH_INFO', '???'),
exc_info[1],
),
)
raise Retry(exc_info)
# Are there any reasons why we'd want to let application-level error
# handling determine whether a retry is allowed or not?
# Assume not for now.
# Record the error with the ErrorReportingUtility
self._logErrorWithErrorReportingUtility(object, request, exc_info)
response = request.response
response.reset()
exception = None
legacy_exception = not isinstance(exc_info[1], Exception)
if legacy_exception:
response.handleException(exc_info)
if isinstance(exc_info[1], str):
tryToLogWarning(
'Publisher received a legacy string exception: %s.'
' This will be handled by the request.' % exc_info[1])
else:
tryToLogWarning(
'Publisher received a legacy classic class exception: %s.'
' This will be handled by the request.' %
exc_info[1].__class__)
else:
# We definitely have an Exception
# Set the request body, and abort the current transaction.
self.beginErrorHandlingTransaction(request, object,
'application error-handling')
view = None
try:
# We need to get a location, because some template content of
# the exception view might require one.
#
# The object might not have a parent, because it might be a
# method. If we don't have a `__parent__` attribute but have
# an im_self or a __self__, use it.
loc = object
if not hasattr(object, '__parent__'):
loc = removeSecurityProxy(object)
# Try to get an object, since we apparently have a method
# Note: We are guaranteed that an object has a location,
# so just getting the instance the method belongs to is
# sufficient.
loc = getattr(loc, 'im_self', loc)
loc = getattr(loc, '__self__', loc)
# Protect the location with a security proxy
loc = ProxyFactory(loc)
# Give the exception instance its location and look up the
# view.
exception = LocationProxy(exc_info[1], loc, '')
name = queryDefaultViewName(exception, request)
if name is not None:
view = zope.component.queryMultiAdapter(
(exception, request), name=name)
except:
# Problem getting a view for this exception. Log an error.
tryToLogException('Exception while getting view on exception')
if view is not None:
try:
# We use mapply instead of self.callObject here
# because we don't want to pass positional
# arguments. The positional arguments were meant
# for the published object, not an exception view.
body = mapply(view, (), request)
response.setResult(body)
transaction.commit()
if (ISystemErrorView.providedBy(view)
and view.isSystemError()):
# Got a system error, want to log the error
# Lame hack to get around logging missfeature
# that is fixed in Python 2.4
try:
raise exc_info[0], exc_info[1], exc_info[2]
except:
logging.getLogger('SiteError').exception(
str(request.URL), )
except:
# Problem rendering the view for this exception.
# Log an error.
tryToLogException(
'Exception while rendering view on exception')
# Record the error with the ErrorReportingUtility
self._logErrorWithErrorReportingUtility(
object, request, sys.exc_info())
view = None
if view is None:
# Either the view was not found, or view was set to None
# because the view couldn't be rendered. In either case,
# we let the request handle it.
response.handleException(exc_info)
transaction.abort()
# See if there's an IExceptionSideEffects adapter for the
# exception
try:
adapter = IExceptionSideEffects(exception, None)
except:
tryToLogException(
'Exception while getting IExceptionSideEffects adapter')
adapter = None
if adapter is not None:
self.beginErrorHandlingTransaction(
request, object, 'application error-handling side-effect')
try:
# Although request is passed in here, it should be
# considered read-only.
adapter(object, request, exc_info)
transaction.commit()
except:
tryToLogException('Exception while calling'
' IExceptionSideEffects adapter')
transaction.abort()