It would be very nice to be able to catch the exceptions that are actually thrown. How do other users of phoenix deal with this problem? If I have a service that throws a checked exception, the client of that service has to handle it properly, but the handling code is never called because the original exception never comes through, its the wrapped one.
You can ask the InvokationTargetException what exception it contains. You just have to code in such a way that you know a proxy exists.
(forgive my naivety here...) but why do we have these proxies in the first place? If I the block author is using a service that throws a checked exception, why should I have to trap the checked exception *AND* an InvocationTargetException and check to see if its contained exception is the one i'm trapping? That seems to be a burden to me.
-pete
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