问题
I'm currently chaining a bunch of http requests, however I am having trouble handling 404 errors before subscribing.
My code:
in template:
...
service.getData().subscribe(
data => this.items = data,
err => console.log(err),
() => console.log("Get data complete")
)
...
in service:
...
getDataUsingUrl(url) {
return http.get(url).map(res => res.json());
}
getData() {
return getDataUsingUrl(urlWithData).flatMap(res => {
return Observable.forkJoin(
// make http request for each element in res
res.map(
e => getDataUsingUrl(anotherUrlWithData)
)
)
}).map(res => {
// 404s from previous forkJoin
// How can I handle the 404 errors without subscribing?
// I am looking to make more http requests from other sources in
// case of a 404, but I wouldn't need to make the extra requests
// for the elements of res with succcessful responses
values = doStuff(res);
return values;
})
}
回答1:
I think you could use the catch
operator. The callback you provide when calling it will be called when an error will occur:
getData() {
return getDataUsingUrl(urlWithData).flatMap(res => {
return Observable.forkJoin(
// make http request for each element in res
res.map(
e => getDataUsingUrl(anotherUrlWithData)
)
)
}).map(res => {
// 404s from previous forkJoin
// How can I handle the 404 errors without subscribing?
// I am looking to make more http requests from other sources in
// case of a 404, but I wouldn't need to make the extra requests
// for the elements of res with succcessful responses
values = doStuff(res);
return values;
})
.catch((res) => { // <-----------
// Handle the error
});
}
回答2:
This was answered pretty well here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/38061516/628418
In short you put a catch on each observable before you hand them to forkJoin.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35592792/rxjs-angular2-handling-404-in-observable-forkjoin