On 2010/02/09 17:35:43, Ray Ryan wrote:
I'm thinking of code like:
handlerManager.fireEvent(new BeforeSomethingHappensEvent());
// do something
handlerManager.fireEvent(new AfterSomethingHappenedEvent());
If HandlerManager just batched the exceptions and threw them at the end, it would still prevent the "do something" from executing. I'd want a HanderManager that was bulletproof for all exceptions, regardless of who's listening.
Though that could probably be achieved with a subclass specific to my code, if you don't think that it's generally useful.
Yes, I'd rather avoid the extra moving part for this patch. If that proves to be a problem for your code, that'll be a sign that I was wrong and we should revisit. http://gwt-code-reviews.appspot.com/136805 -- http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors
