This sounds very weird, you should be able to catch any exception you
want. Please submit an isolated testcase the manifests this behavior
if you want this to be tracked down.
On 04 Sep 2006, at 20:29, Fred Baube wrote:
I have a class that executes at startup, and extends
BlockingParticipant.
In it, there's a couple of types of exception that I can't seem to
catch,
even when I am specific about the type.
catch (com.uwyn.rife.database.exceptions.ExecutionErrorException e)
{..}
catch
(com.uwyn.rife.database.exceptions.PreparedStatementCreationErrorExcep
tion e) {..]
It simply fails to catch these, and instead the servlet dies on
startup.
Is this expected behavior ?
fred
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