MARK HAPNER wrote:
>
> The term 'application exception' is used to describe an exception that
> is potentially recoverable and which does not cause a transaction to be
> rolledback.
>
> Runtime exceptions can be thrown and will force transaction rollback.
> They will get converted to RemoteException by the container.
No, I understand that. I was just wondering if, given that the spec.
cites argument validation exceptions as examples of application
exceptions, the recommendation was NOT to use IllegalArgumentException
for such validation, since IllegalArgumentException is a runtime
exception and hence cannot be an application exception.
{shrug} I'll keep using these until I see that they don't work well.
Cheers,
Laird
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