It's clunky in the code as it is to have a lot of try/catch blocks, when I get the sense I could do this easier with a class for this purpose which the other classes can use. The classes themselves could just check that the json input object is set, then carry on.
It's clunky in the code as it is to have a lot of try/catch blocks, when I get the sense I could do this easier with a class for this purpose which the other classes can use. The classes themselves could just check that the json input object is set, then carry on.