Hi all,
How can i catch a container exception generated by the container?
I have an existing row in a database with [ID not null, FIELD1 not null,
FIELD2 not null].
When I perform an update, I do it by using an object with these 3 fields.
So in my session bean, I have:
Public void update() {
try {
myClass theClass = m_home.findByPrimaryKey(new PK(ID));//Use of an
entity EJB
theClass.setData(ID, �field1�, �field2�);
} catch(Exception e) {
}
}
in that case, when the ejbStore in the entity bean is performed, the update
is done.
But if a have field2 = null so
Public void update() {
try {
myClass theClass = m_home.findByPrimaryKey(new PK(ID));//Use of an
entity EJB
theClass.setData(ID, �field1�, null);
} catch(Exception e) {
//generate an xml file containing the error message
}
}
Then, an Oracle exception is generated of the kind:
ORA-01407:cannot update ("SCHEMA"."TABLE"."FIELD2") to NULL
It is ok up to now. The problem is that I want to catch the exception to
return information to the client. For that, I have to catch the exception.
If in the entity bean a throw explicitly an EJBException, I can catch it.
But if it is the container that generates that error, I am unable to catch
it. So, what can I do????
Please help
JMi
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