> When browsing the source of the Node-interface, I was more than > surprised to find out that some of the most crucial methods, such as > commit() and delete(), don't expicitly throw any exceptions. You must > assume that any class calling these methods is *very* much interested in > anything going wrong while storing data into the backend. In our case, > the tool is doing some transactionallly based stuff which must > atomically commit as a whole. Currently, our tool doesn't have any clue > when things blow up on the MMBase-side. Hi ,
Are you saying the bridge in not throwing exceptions, or that they are not documeted? _______________________________________________ Developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.mmbase.org/mailman/listinfo/developers
