var ErrorCaptured = "https://ccsrv.bostontech.com/Handling/ErrCap.html";
var ErrorNotCaptured = "https://ccsrv.bostontech.com/Handling/ErrCapFail.asp";
var ErrorHandler = "https://ccsrv.bostontech.com/Handling/Error.asp";

function errorHandle(fatal, reason, lineNum, linePos, errCode, lineSrc, module, errType, errSrc)
{
	//Function: errorHandle
	//Programmer: Daniel J. Boston
	//Date: June 3, 2004
	//Revision: 2.0
	//Purpose: To report errors to a handling script in a cross-browser compatible way.
	//
	
	var errorHandler = XMLHttpObject();
	
	//Compatible.
	errorHandler.open("POST", ErrorHandler, false);
	var StS = "Error=" + sstr(reason) + "&LineNum=" + sstr(lineNum);
	StS = StS + "&LinePos=" + sstr(linePos) + "&ErrCode="  + sstr(errCode);
	StS = StS + "&LineSrc=" + sstr(lineSrc) + "&Module=" + sstr(module);
	StS = StS + "&ErrType=" + sstr(errType) + "&" + sstr(errType) + "Src=" + sstr(errSrc);
	var Sta = "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><!DOCTYPE Content <!ELEMENT Content (#PCDATA)>><Content>" + escape(StS) + "</Content>";
	errorHandler.send(Sta);
	if ((errorHandler.responseText == "Ok") && (fatal))
	{
		window.location = ErrorCaptured;
	}
	else if ((errorHandler.responseText != "Ok") && (fatal))
	{
		window.location = ErrorNotCaptured + "?Error=" + sstr(reason) + "&ErrLine=" + sstr(lineNum) + "&ErrPos=" + sstr(linePos) + "&ErrCode=" + sstr(errCode) + "&ErrSrc=" + sstr(lineSrc) + "&Module=" + sstr(module);
	}
	else if ((errorHandler.responseText == "Ok") && !(fatal))
	{
		return true;
	}
	else
	{
		return false;
	}
	
	//Template calls:
	//errorHandle(true, e.message, "", "", e.number & 0xFFFF, "", module, "Other", "In [functionname]: [vars]");
}

function errorHandleExp(e, module, section)
{
	//Function: errorHandleExp
	//Programmer: Daniel J. Boston
	//Date: June 3, 2004 / Rev. June 7, 2004
	//Revision: 1.2 
	//Purpose: A wrapper class to call errorHandle(); in the case of a specific type of error potentially found in code. Is easier then writing full errorHandle() call string.
	//
	// Revision 1: Added specific handlers for extended reporting functions available to NS and IE.

	var errNum;
	
	try
	{	//IE specific error function
		errNum = e.number;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		errNum = 0;
	}
	
	var lineNum;
	
	try
	{	//NS specific error function
		lineNum = e.lineNumber;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		lineNum = "";
	}

	var fileName;
	
	try
	{	//NS specific error function
		fileName = e.fileName;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		fileName = "";
	}
	
	errorHandle(true, e.message + "::" + e.name, lineNum, "", errNum & 0xFFFF, "", fileName + "::" + module, "Code", "In " + section);
}

function exceptionHandleExp(e, module, section)
{
	//Function: exceptionHandleExp
	//Programmer: Daniel J. Boston
	//Date: June 7, 2004
	//Revision: 1.0 
	//Purpose: A wrapper class to call errorHandle(); Just a non-fatal version in the case of a specific type of exception potentially found in code. Is easier then writing full errorHandle() call string.
	//
	
	var errNum;
	
	try
	{	//IE specific error function
		errNum = e.number;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		errNum = 0;
	}
	
	var lineNum;
	
	try
	{	//NS specific error function
		lineNum = e.lineNumber;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		lineNum = "";
	}

	var fileName;
	
	try
	{	//NS specific error function
		fileName = e.fileName;
	}
	catch(e)
	{
		fileName = "";
	}
	
	errorHandle(false, e.message + "::" + e.name, lineNum, "", errNum & 0xFFFF, "", fileName + "::" + module, "Code", "In " + section);
}

function dummyHandle(e)
{
	//Function: dummyHandle
	//Programmer: Daniel J. Boston
	//Date: June 2, 2004
	//Revision: 1.0 (final)
	//Purpose: To suppress error reporting on case of error inside (routine). A dummy handler.
	//
	
	return true;
}

function sstr(val)
{
	//Function: sstr
	//Programmer: Daniel J. Boston
	//Date: June 2, 2004 / Rev. June 7, 2004
	//Revision: 1.2 (final)
	//Purpose: To attempt to put [val] into a string. Uses dummy handler in case of failure.
	//
	// Revision 1: IE doesn't support String and /or .toString() on certain objects. Added secondary output.
	
	var returning;
	try
	{
		returning = String(val);
	}
	catch (e)
	{
		try
		{
			returning = val.className;
		}
		catch(e)
		{
			returning = e.message;
			dummyHandle(e);
		}
	}
	return returning;
}