I was able to catch the error and transform it, doing this:
async method(): Promise<any> { return this.client.send('cmd', { }).pipe( catchError(err => { return of(err instanceof RpcException); }));
#Micro-service throws a RCPException But Controller gets 500
rich hamlet
Looking for something generic at client level
rich hamlet
@leaden vine when you have time, I'd like if you please take a look of this
leaden vine
And when you have time, I'd like you to take a look at our rules int he welcome channel again. Specifically number 6 😉
You will never get an err to be instanceof RpcExceptin because the error has tobe serialized and deserialized between the microservice server and the client
You can create your own proxy extension that does deserialize it though
rich hamlet
And when you have time, I'd like you to take a look at our rules int he welcome ...
Sorry for this. I didn't know, I'll be aware of that for next opportunities.
On the other hand should I extend the clientProxy and override the deserializer method?
leaden vine
You can
rich hamlet
So, this will work for that? return new RcpException(err.message) I saw something similar in a forum
leaden vine
Try it out and see 🙂
rich hamlet
The last question, why the initial code that I paste here works If I didn't implement a deserializer method?
thanks in advance
leaden vine
I was able to catch the error and transform it, doing this:
` async method(): P...
All that this will do is return false everytime there is an exception from the microservice server
rich hamlet
No, I got actually the RCPException. Should I sent a file o piece of code, just let me know
leaden vine
Yeah, cause I wouldn't expect to see RPCException unless it came from within the same server
