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When you deal with an outside resource such as a database, you need to protect your code with a basic amount of error-handling logic. Even if you ve avoided every possible coding mistake, you still need to defend against factors outside your control for example, if the database server isn t running or the network connection is broken.

Simple enough the Login view contains a form to render input fields for the username and password and submits it to the Login action. If there are any errors, like an incorrect match, they will be displayed in line 2 with the flash function. To complete the login process, you need only to prepare the Users controller. Listing 11-5 shows the contents of the Users controller with the login function. Listing 11-5. The Auth Component in the Users Controller 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 < class UsersController extends AppController { var $name = 'Users'; var $components = array('Auth'); function beforeFilter() { $this->Auth->allow('*'); } function login() { }

You can count on the SqlDataSource to properly release any resources (such as connections) if an error occurs. However, the underlying exception won t be handled. Instead, it will bubble up to the page and derail your processing. As with any other unhandled exception, the user will receive a cryptic error message or an error page. This design is unavoidable if the SqlDataSource suppressed exceptions, it could hide potential problems and make debugging extremely difficult. However, it s a good idea to handle the problem in your web page and show a more suitable error message. To do this, you need to handle the data source event that occurs immediately after the error. If you re performing a query, that s the Selected event. If you re performing an update, a delete, or an insert operation, you would handle the Updated, Deleted, or Inserted event instead. (If you don t want to offer customized error messages, you could handle all these events with the same event handler.) In the event handler, you can access the exception object through the SqlDataSourceStatusEventArgs.Exception property. If you want to prevent the error from spreading any further, simply set the SqlDataSourceStatusEventArgs.ExceptionHandled property to True. Then, make sure you show an appropriate error message on your web page to inform the user that the command was not completed. Here s an example: Protected Sub sourceProducts_Selected(ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As SqlDataSourceStatusEventArgs) Handles sourceProducts.Selected If e.Exception IsNot Nothing Then lblError.Text = "An exception occurred performing the query." ' Consider the error handled. e.ExceptionHandled = True End If End Sub

actually store the reference to the TranslateEnglishToFrench() function, you use the AddressOf operator. Here s how to do it: FunctionReference = AddressOf TranslateEnglishToFrench Now that you have a delegate variable that references a function, you can invoke the function through the delegate. To do this, just use the delegate variable as though it were the function name. Dim FrenchString As String FrenchString = FunctionReference("Hello") In the previous code example, the method that the FunctionReference delegate points to will be invoked with the parameter value Hello, and the return value will be stored in the FrenchString variable. The following code shows all these steps creating a delegate variable, assigning a method, and calling the method from start to finish. ' Create a delegate variable. Dim FunctionReference As StringFunction ' Store a reference to a matching method in the delegate. FunctionReference = AddressOf TranslateEnglishToFrench ' Run the method that FunctionReference points to. ' In this case, it will be TranslateEnglishToFrench(). Dim FrenchString As String FrenchString = FunctionReference("Hello") The value of delegates is in the extra layer of flexibility they add. It s not apparent in this example, because the same piece of code creates the delegate variable and uses it. However, in a more complex application one piece of code would create the delegate variable, and another piece of code would use it. The benefit in this scenario is that the second piece of code doesn t need to know where the delegate points. Instead, it s flexible enough to use any method that has the right signature. In the previous example, imagine a translation library that could translate between English and a variety of different languages, depending on whether the delegate it uses points to TranslateEnglishToFrench(), TranslateEnglishToSpanish(), TranslateEnglishToGerman(), and so on.

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