Dale Strickland-Clark dale at out-think.NOSPAMco.uk
Mon Dec 4 06:48:59 EST 2000

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We have a substantial set of COM objects in Python that run a Web site.

Currently, if an exception is raised, the user gets an unfriendly message in their browser and we
may never know about it.

I want to log all unhandled exceptions but I'd rather not have to put a try/except block around
every entry point - because there are dozens of them.

Is there a general way to catch all unhandled exceptions so I can log them and pass back something
nice and soothing to the user?

I'm planning to use the traceback module to record the exception info.

Thanks
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Dale Strickland-Clark
Out-Think Ltd
Business Technology Consultants

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