Invoke Handler

Back to the code. That's our post object.

The following example demonstrates the usage of Java 's exception handler from within PHP

Preferred handler

It basically inserts an _edit here.

This is available since PHP 5.0.0.

Let's create that.

Login function, and we'll go over that in a second.

We're not going to be using that anymore.

That's how Logout works. Let's look at the code for this.

The first thing we have is our Logout handler.

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The main one blog is simple.

So I map slash logout to the logout handler.

If we go down to the bottom past homework 2.

The first one we'll talk about is signup , so signup goes to the register handler, let's take a look at that.

This goes to the PostPage handler.

So, I'm in an appengine.py file.

We were submitting to testform.

You may recognize this as a standard Google App Engine app.

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Include Easysoft OOB support.

The first thing we do is we look up all of the posts.

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That's absurd.

That's ridiculous.

No valid search handler found.

Internal error no handler defined.

During this time, we had variable traffic, but everything was in Lisp our Handlers, as you'd expect.

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Ruby What the ?! I don't need to 'break out of my shell'!

The dumbest of the dumb.

This is stupid, man!

Oh, fuck, fuck. Just jump, Megan.

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That basically means slash is valid and then any number of these clauses is valid after that.

So signup goes to Signup handler, login Login, logout Logout.

Horse.

We'll come down here to our URL handler section, and because we only have a handler for slash, we're going to add another handler for testform. testform will be handled by the handler called TestHandler, which doesn't exist yet.

So we sell the mares and the yearlings.

Now, why did we get two different 404 pages?

It matches the wiki handler first. Let's look at the wiki handler again.

Oh, please.