i try to catch an exeption in a thread but although it does throws the
exeption the catch i planted did not cought it, why is that?
i wonder maby there is another layer od android that handles this
exeption that i'm not awere of
as u see in the example below the server is not working intentionly
and thats why the exception is thrown in the socket.open() line
cos the server that it is trying to connect to does not currently run,
but the catcher does not catch it and somehow it continue
working ...
by the way just for the record when the server is running there are no
problems....
private void SendLocation()
{
String msg;
UTFSocketSender socket = new UTFSocketSender();
Location location;
try
{
location =
((LocationManager)getSystemService(Context.LOCATION_SERVICE)).getCurrentLocation("gps");
if(location!=null)
{
msg = "<Latitude:" + location.getLatitude() + ">"+
"<Longitude:" +
location.getLongitude() +
">";
socket.open();
socket.sendMessage(msg);
socket.close();
Log.d( LOG_TAG, "Location was Updated!!!" );
}
}
catch (UnknownHostException e)
{
Log.d( LOG_TAG, "Could Not Find The Host Server" );
}
catch (IOException e)
{
Log.d( LOG_TAG, "Could Not Open The Port For I/O" );
}
}
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