Hi Ugo: I understand that "time" is a good teacher. Things that now are easy, some years ago was not. Building the first path is the worse task. And since programming is a very dynamic beast, where what yesterday was the "best and recommended by the gurus", today "the same gurus tell you that this is totally wrong".
In that sense I my respects to people that wrote the Cocoon code, but we need to move forward. I think we really need to rethink the way we will use Exception in the new core. Lot mails was generated by this very useful RT with a lot of told opinions about the topic. And I just want to give my +1 to your proposal. In fact I share the feeling of the sample programmer that when is facing a checked exception the first thing what I do is get the Exception out of the main work. Eclipse is great, you have a context menu with a "quick fix" option. And I often see my self clicking on the "quick fix" menu option to get out a Exception.... :-D One of my traumas going into Java land from C++ is the tons of exceptions that are there and I often felt that in Cocoon this is too much (ab)used. KISS is a very simple base that we must have in mind whenever we write code. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo
