Hi,
I have this;
public abstract class CreateException extends RuntimeException implements
Serializable {
}
Notice that I extend from RuntimeException, making it an unchecked
exception.
Then I have these two;
public class DuplicateEmailCreationException extends CreateException {
}
public class DuplicatePhoneCreationException extends CreateException {
}
My service is this one;
@RemoteServiceRelativePath("AccountService")
public interface AccountService extends RemoteService {
public void createAccount(String phone, String email);
}
Notice I don't declare my CreateException using the "throws" keyword.
Now I would expect my view to work. It's this one;
...
accountServiceAsync.createAccount(tbPhone.getValue(), tbEmail.getValue(),
new AsyncCallback<Void>() {
public void onSuccess(Void result) {
}
public void onFailure(Throwable exception) {
if ( exception instanceof DuplicatePhoneCreationException) {
// handle it
}
else {
if (exception instanceof DuplicateEmailCreationException) {
// handle it
}
}
}
...
However, it does not work. But if I add the "throws CreateException" in the
AccountService's createAccount method, it works fine.
The whole point with unchecked exceptions, is that I don't have to define
them everywhere. Is this not supported ? Or what am I doing wrong here ?
Thanks,
:-) Kasper
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