I'm using L5.5 and I wrote a simple Controller
that runs a dispatch()
method.
Something like this:
class MyController extends Controller {
public function insertData($data) {
// do something before
dispatch(new SetRegionJob([$data->id]));
// do something after
}
}
Sometimes, the dispatch()
method throws an Exception
(I'm investigating it... but this is not the problem now) and this Exception
stops the process and do something after
code, is not executed.
My idea is to use dispatch()
to run a Job
, but if an Exception
is thrown for dispatch()
, the process should continue running do something after
code.
How I can modify the code to operate as I want?
Thank you.
You can use try catch
to handle the exception, as an example:
try {
dispatch(new SetRegionJob([$data->id]));
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// do something like logging the exception
}
// do something after