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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino Designer
Categories XPages
Created by Guest
Created on May 30, 2019

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Allow in-code trap/handling of CLFAD* errors for XPages Partial Refresh and similar situations, not via xsp.properties

v10 XPages' Partial Refresh runtime now throws CLFAD* errors which did not occur in earlier releases. IBM has provided a means to ignore based on xsp.properties setting. However, to merely ignore globally via the properties override, side steps the reason for IBM exposing the error.  As a software developer, we would prefer to see a means to trap for these specific errors when expected, such as when we need to do a Partial Refresh on a null tag but have the error issued for other situations which were caused for unknown/unexpected events.

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    |     Oct 22, 2019

    We were told the CLDAD errors are being issued due to security concerns, and there isn't a plan to allow trapping on an individual basis.  So you end up with either generating the error or bulk ignore.

    The bulk ignore merely perpetuates the security issue. If the application developer knows when to expect the situation and can implement a trap for those known routines, we can mitigate the security issue for all the unexpected situations.

    Due to limitations in how Xpages has been structured, there are situations when a partial refresh is needed without a specified tag. 

    While thankful there is an override to grandfather old behavior, it does not allow for improved security handling for an application in this regard.

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