<cfthrow>

The cfthrow tag raises a developer-specified exception that can be caught with <cfcatch> tag having any of the following type specifications

cfcatch type = 'custom_type'
cfcatch type = 'Application'
cfcatch type = 'Any'

This tag cannot have a body.

This tag is also supported within <cfscript>

Attribute	Description
message _{any, optional}	A message that describes the exceptional event.
detail _{string, optional}	A detailed description of the event. The CFML server appends the position of the error to this description; the server uses this parameter if an error is not caught by your code.
errorcode _{string, optional}	A custom error code that you supply.
type _{string, optional}	A custom type or the predefined type Application. Do not enter any other predefined types because they are not generated by CFML applications. If you specify the exception type Application, you need not specify a type for cfcatch, because the Application type is the default cfcatch type
contextlevel _{numeric, optional}	entry context level * hidden *
object _{any, optional}	a native java exception Object, if this attribute is defined all other will be ignored
extendedinfo _{string, optional}	extended information to the exception.

<cfthrow
    [message=any]
    [detail=string]
    [errorcode=string]
    [type=string]
    [contextlevel=numeric]
    [object=any]
    [extendedinfo=string]
>

Examples

<cftry>
    <cfthrow message="test exception"> 
    <cfcatch name="test" type="any">
        <cfdump var="#cfcatch#">
    </cfcatch>
</cftry>

<cfthrow>

Examples

See also