hi,
i noticed that XMLSerializer, and TextSerializer have a method
setOutputStream w/o throws IOException, but throwing
CascadingRuntimeException
HTMLSerializer has a method setOutputStream declaring
throwing IOException, and using a throw CascadingIOException.
Wouldn't it be more correct to declare XMLSerializer, and TextSerializer
setOutputStream(...) throws IOException, and
throwing CascadingIOException, instead of throwing
CascadingRuntimeException, analog to HTMLSerializer, or is there
a good reasong for XMLSerializer, and TextSerializer to differ from
HTMLSerializer to this respect?
bye bernhard
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