Reputation: 23
I am integrating Redis cache with one of my website, I am using Predis as client side. I have created a static class for initializing.
I need to check if the redis server is running or not.
I have tried so many thins but it did not work, it is not able to catch the exception.
My code is
public static function checkRedisConnection()
{
self::initialize();
$client = new Predis\Client();
try
{
$client->connect();
}
catch (Predis\Network\ConnectionException $exception)
{
exit("whoops, couldn't connect to the remote redis instance!");
}
$client->info();
}
The above function in a class is not able to catch the error, instead it is showing the error on whole site.
What to do in this situation?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 4598
Reputation: 878
Your try / catch block cannot intercept the exception for a very simple reason: the class Predis\Network\ConnectionException
doesn't exist, the correct one is Predis\Connection\ConnectionException
(see also here)
Upvotes: 3