Hi
Evan Ireland wrote:
> It's a subclass of javax.ejb.FinderException, which you are supposed
> to throw if the object no longer exists in the persistent store.
I dont see any use for this exception class. The doc says that only finders which
return a single EJB object should throw this exception (if that object does not
exist). This means such finders can not throw FinderException ("No", says the spec)!
OK. I have findByPrimaryKey(MyPK) method. If there are no rows with such value,
should I throw FinderException (because the object was not found), or
ObjectNotFoundException (because the object does not exist)!
Thanks.
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shiv
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