Exception and RMI binding : propagating an exception.
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Key: TUSCANY-2545
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-2545
Project: Tuscany
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: Java-SCA-1.3
Environment: Windows 2000; JDK 1.6_05 or JDK 1.5_015, Maven 2.0.9
Reporter: tomas darbois
Let's say we have a Calculator.
The client connects through SCA and binding RMI to the calculator. The
calculator connects to the "divider" through SCA and binding RMI.
The divider raise a ZeroException (an exception that is declared as being
thrown by divide method, exception known only by Calculator and Divider ) he
found that he has the divisor = 0 and didn't try to do the computation and
instead throws this exception.
Calculator catches the exception and raise a new exception
ServiceFatalException known by Client and Calculator (code = << throw new
ServiceFatalException( "A string message", e); >> where e is the
ZeroException that has been caught).
Client is trying to catch the exception ServiceFatalException.
This architecture is failing because the RMI binding in client part tries to
find the class "ZeroException" that is not defined in that environment.
In case we add in the classpath the class ZeroException, he successfully
recovers a ServiceFatalException.
I'm joining an example containing the 3 elements (the 2 standalone server and
the client).
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