Hey everyone,
I noticed some very strange behavior in the way JRun treats blocks of code
that are supposed to throw exceptions. For instance, if i have the code:
SomeClass c = SomeOtherClass.getInstance("blah");
which is supposed to throw an exception "SomeException", JRun never
complains that that code is not in a try/catch block.
I did some investigating and looks like the generated servlet wraps *all*
code in a try/catch block for you. I think this is kind of lame for a couple
of reasons:
1) I want to know when the classes I write throw exceptions so i can deal
with them as I had planned (that's why my classes throw exceptions in the
first place! :) ).
2) This makes my JSP pages entire un-portable. Now i know why i get a
million compile time errors when I port to JRun 2.3.x or WebLogic, etc.
Is there an option to disable this "feature"? I love JRun 3 so far but this
small issue is making me want to switch to Tomcat or Resin.
Thanks!
--Bill
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