Indeed. The problem is that anything you do when catching an OutOfMemoryException risks running out of memory! There's not much any java program can do other than logging the failure and exiting.
To be pedantic, it's OutOfMemoryError, and the same applies largely to any other Error (except possibly in the case of reflection tools).
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Chris Burdess
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