Sorry about that. I think that a simpler question would be:<br><br>In my driver code:<br><br> ap = apacheModule.apacheModule(configXML)<br> while 1: <br> try:<br> rVs=ap.perf()<br> for anObj in self.objList
:<br> getattr(anObj,"do")(rVs)<br> time.sleep(1)<br> except ArraryOutOfBoundsException:<br> pass<br> except Exception, e:<br> sys.stdout.write(str(e) + "\n")
<br> sys.exit(1)<br> <br><br>And in my apacheModule class:<br><br> try:<br> (totalAccess,totalTraffic)=(rVs[3][1],self.sizeConvert(rVs[3][3],rVs[3][4]))<br> (userUsage,sysUsage,cuserUsage,csysUsage,cpuLoad)=(rVs[4][1],rVs[4][2],rVs[4][3],rVs[4][4],rVs[4][6])
<br> (requestsSec,bandwidth,perRequest)=(rVs[5][0],self.sizeConvert(rVs[5][1],rVs[5][2]),self.sizeConvert(rVs[5][3],rVs[5][4]))<br> (requestsProc,idle)=(rVs[6][0],rVs[6][1])<br> except Exception,e:
<br> datetime.datetime.now()<br> sys.stdout.write(str(e) + "\n")<br> sys.stdout.write(rVs)<br><br>If the apacheModule comes raises an ArrayOutOfBound exception (don't remember if that the real exception name), the exception will bubble up, and
<br>the apacheDriver try-except will catch it, right?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Tino<br><br><br>