Class HttpException
Parent class for all of the HTTP related exceptions in CakePHP. All HTTP status/error related exceptions should extend this class so catch blocks can be specifically typed.
You may also use this as a meaningful bridge to Cake\Core\Exception\Exception, e.g.: throw new \Cake\Network\Exception\HttpException('HTTP Version Not Supported', 505);
- Exception implements Throwable
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RuntimeException
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Cake\Core\Exception\Exception
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Cake\Http\Exception\HttpException
Direct Subclasses
- Cake\Http\Exception\BadRequestException
- Cake\Http\Exception\ConflictException
- Cake\Http\Exception\ServiceUnavailableException
- Cake\Http\Exception\UnauthorizedException
- Cake\Http\Exception\UnavailableForLegalReasonsException
- Cake\Http\Exception\ForbiddenException
- Cake\Http\Exception\GoneException
- Cake\Http\Exception\InternalErrorException
- Cake\Http\Exception\InvalidCsrfTokenException
- Cake\Http\Exception\MethodNotAllowedException
- Cake\Http\Exception\NotAcceptableException
- Cake\Http\Exception\NotFoundException
- Cake\Http\Exception\NotImplementedException
Indirect Subclasses
Inherited Properties
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_attributes,_defaultCode,_messageTemplate,_responseHeaderscode,file,line,message
Methods inherited from Cake\Core\Exception\Exception
__construct() public ¶
__construct( string|array $message '' , integer|null $code null , Exception|null $previous null )
Constructor.
Allows you to create exceptions that are treated as framework errors and disabled when debug = 0.
Parameters
- string|array $message optional ''
Either the string of the error message, or an array of attributes that are made available in the view, and sprintf()'d into Exception::$_messageTemplate
- integer|null $code optional null
- The code of the error, is also the HTTP status code for the error.
- Exception|null $previous optional null
- the previous exception.
Overrides
Exception::__construct()responseHeader() public ¶
responseHeader( string|array|null $header null , string|null $value null )
Get/set the response header to be used
See also Cake\Http\Response::withHeader()
Parameters
- string|array|null $header optional null
An array of header strings or a single header string - an associative array of "header name" => "header value" - an array of string headers is also accepted (deprecated)
- string|null $value optional null
- The header value.