Thanks for the info Lars and Vladimir,
Looks like they use older version that does not contain the additions you
mentioned...
Best regards,
Per
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 15.20, Lars Martin wrote:
I have noticed a lot of code like:
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new XMLDBException(
I have noticed a lot of code like:
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new XMLDBException( blah, e.getMessage() );
}
which is really hard to work with when debugging, as most of
the information about the exception is lost.
Of course, they don't use the chained exception mechanism I implemented
it in the CVS. I don't see another possibility to improv=
e the=20
exception handling. Does Java check the final at runtime or only at com=
pile=20
time? If it just checks it at compile time, it would not be a problem i=
f=20
people used an xmldb.jar from another source
