I'm developing a (CakePHP) web application, thereby creating own exception classes.
At the moment I try to create a locked exception, that shall return HTTP status code 423 (Locked):
<?php
namespace App\Exceptions;
use Cake\Network\Exception\HttpException;
class MeasuringPointLockedException extends HttpException{
/**
* Constructor
*
* @param string $message If no message is given 'Locked' will be the message
*/
public function __construct($message = 'Locked'){
parent::__construct($message, 422);
}
}
?>
Unfortunately, at some point my code 423 is consumed and replaced by 500 (internal server error). I noticed, that only some codes are replaced, others (like 400, 404, 422) are passed through.
Note: HttpException is an extension of PHP builtin exception.
In between, I noticed, that response code 423 is intended for WebDAV services, but:
Is there any documentation, which codes are passed through? How could I achieve a status = 423 upon throwing (and not catching) such an exception?
You can seen a bunch of http exceptions in here: [https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/development/errors.html1
Here is also a good example of how to make this implementation:
use Cake\Core\Exception\Exception;
class MissingWidgetException extends Exception
{
// Set your message here
protected $_messageTemplate = 'Your message';
// Set your status code here
protected $_defaultCode = 404;
}
throw new MissingWidgetException(['widget' => 'Pointy']);