Hi,
I recently fell over a piece of code in the SerializerFactory that looks like
this
try {
Class cl = Class.forName(type, false, loader);
derserializer = getDeserializer(cl);
} catch (Exception e) {
log.warning("Hessian/Burlap: '" + type + "' is an unknown class in " +
loader +":\n" + e);
log.log(LEVEL.FINER, e.toString(), e);
}
I am a little puzzeled about this piece of code. So a class cannot be found and
the code prints out a log and continues as if nothing happens so it'll be only
harder to find 3 steps later when interpreting the hessian protocol will fail
with some other exception ?
Who would do something like this ?
Wouldnt it be way better and really the only way to deal with this, to pack the
Exception into a RuntimeException that you throw ? I think there a more places
in Hessian where Exceptions are caught and not passed on but this one really
really bothers me.
What do others think about this ?
thanks
christian campo
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