Hi,
We have some older code that uses the Sun LDAP JDK (ldapjdk.jar) which,
when run under JRE 1.42, works fine. In this code, we do a search() in
a try, with a catch, and in the catch, we do some output
(System.out.println()). This looks something like:
try {
.
.
ld.search(....);
.
.
} catch (LDAPReferralException e) {
System.out.println("xxxx");
System.out.println("xxx" + e.toString());
.
}
However, when we run this code under JRE 1.50_05, the code inside the
catch is throwing what appears to be a Nullpointerexception at any line
that is using e.toString().
I don't think the LDAPReferralException object itself is null, because
some other methods on the object (e.g., e.getMessage()) seem to work.
We've tried a number of things, including re-compiling the code under
JDK 1.50_05, but still see the same problem.
The only workaround for this that we've found so far is to either:
- Re-code to not use/output e.toString(), or
- Put the System.out.println(...e.toString()) inside another try (i.e.,
putting a try inside the catch).
Again, this problem only appears if the code is run under JRE 1.50. It
works fine when run under JRE 1.42_xx.
We can do the re-code, but I'm curious if anyone else has run across this?
Thanks,
Jim
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