/// <summary>
/// Executed when an underlying API exception occurs.
/// </summary>
private void ApiExceptionHandler(object sender, ApiExceptionEventArgs args)
{
// Execute our callbacks. We don't handle exceptions since this is client code anyway.
foreach (var callback in m_exceptionCallbacks)
{
callback(args.Message);
}
if (!m_config.ThrowExceptionOnApiFailure)
{
return;
}
if (!(args.Exception is ApiException apiEx))
{
throw new EmsApiException(args.Exception.Message, args.Exception);
}
// Note: This object is a Dto.V2.Error, but in that class the messageDetail
// field is marked as required, so it will not deserialize if the details
// are not there. In many cases the details are empty, so we parse the json
// manually instead.
JObject details = null;
try
{
details = JObject.Parse(apiEx.Content);
}
catch (Exception) { }
// We want the details if available.
string message = null;
if (details != null)
{
message = details.GetValue("messageDetail")?.ToString();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(message))
{
message = details.GetValue("message")?.ToString();
}
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(message))
{
message = apiEx.Message;
}
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("EMS API client encountered Refit.ApiException ({0}): {1}",
args.ApiException.ReasonPhrase, message);
throw new EmsApiException(message, args.Exception);
}
/// <summary>
/// Executed when an underlying API exception occurs.
/// </summary>
private void ApiExceptionHandler(object sender, ApiExceptionEventArgs args)
{
// Execute our callbacks. We don't handle exceptions since this is client code anyway.
foreach (var callback in m_exceptionCallbacks)
{
callback(args.Message);
}
if (m_config.ThrowExceptionOnApiFailure)
{
throw new EmsApiException("An EMS API access exception occurred, and the ThrowExceptionOnApiFailure setting is true.",
args.Exception);
}
if (args.ApiException != null)
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("EMS API client encountered Refit.ApiException ({0}): {1}",
args.ApiException.ReasonPhrase, args.ApiException.Message);
}
}