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I’d like to create my own exception class to handle an API failure that I’m using throughout the site. I don’t a normal 500 error message to come up.

I’ve created the action for it as per the action_404().

I've also created a httpexceptions.php class

namespace Fuel\Core;

class HttpApiErrorException extends \HttpException
{
	public function response()
	{
		return new \Response(\View::forge('500'), 500);
	}
}

And added it to my bootstrap.php

'HttpApiErrorException' => APPPATH.'classes/httpexceptions.php',

I’ve added a HttpApiErrorException catch to index.php

$route = array_key_exists('_api_error_', Router::$routes) ? Router::$routes['_api_error_']->translation : Config::get('routes._api_error_');

And added that route to my routes.

What else do I need to to do?

I’m getting this error

ErrorException [ Error ]: Class 'HttpApiErrorException' not found at the point I throw it:

throw new HttpApiErrorException;