Interesting...
I wonder if the JVM is smart enough to reserve some memory for this
case?. It is common practice with Exceptions to wrap it in another
Exception. I never even think twice about it.
sure, but how is your system designed to handle the case where an unintended
exception (such as out of memory) is thrown while an exception is being handled?
The situation CAN happen; therefore, there should be some thought put into how
the system should respond if it does happen. How should the system unwind and
clean itself up? How should client code be informed of the problem?
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