@ComponentSpecification public interface ExceptionUtil extends ExceptionUtilLimited, Security
Throwables). It is
especially useful for converting exceptions at application barriers, e.g. to
prevent violating the OWASP principle sensitive data exposure.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static StackTraceElement[] |
NO_STACKTRACE
The empty stacktrace.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Throwable |
convertForClient(Throwable exception)
Converts the given
exception for the client. |
Throwable |
convertForSerialization(Throwable exception,
ExceptionTruncation truncation)
Converts the given
exception so it is ensured to be serializable. |
Throwable |
convertForUser(Throwable exception,
ExceptionTruncation truncation)
Converts the given
exception for end-users with potential truncation. |
convertForUser, getStacktracestatic final StackTraceElement[] NO_STACKTRACE
Throwable convertForSerialization(Throwable exception, ExceptionTruncation truncation)
exception so it is ensured to be serializable.exception - is the Throwable to convert.truncation - the ExceptionTruncation to configure if details shall be removed. E.g.
ExceptionTruncation.REMOVE_ALL.exception. Guaranteed to implement
NlsThrowable. By default an instance of
GenericSerializableException.GenericSerializableException,
NlsThrowable.createCopy(ExceptionTruncation)Throwable convertForUser(Throwable exception, ExceptionTruncation truncation)
exception for end-users with potential truncation.exception - is the exception to wrap.truncation - the ExceptionTruncation to configure if details shall be removed. E.g.
ExceptionTruncation.REMOVE_ALL.NlsThrowable.ExceptionUtilLimited.convertForUser(Throwable)Throwable convertForClient(Throwable exception)
exception for the client. With client we mean any kind of system that calls the
current application via a remote interface. This can be a user-interface client, a different server application, or
the like. If the exception would be send to the client as is, then all exception classes have to be available on
the client side for de-serialization and all error details are exposed to the client violating the OWASP principle
sensitive data exposure. environment.
In development environment and
test environment the details should be
retained to support debugging. However, in
environments close to
production, the details shall be removed.converted for the end-user so that confusion with technical
details and exposure of internals in messages is avoided.converted for
serialization.NlsThrowable such as the
UUID that is logged and transferred to the client, you
should call ExceptionUtilLimited.convertForUser(Throwable) in advance.Copyright © 2001–2016 mmm-Team. All rights reserved.