Because the exception is meant to be abstract. Use
RestartResponseException instead.
The generated javadoc [1] clearly tells the direct subclasses, and
your IDE should also be able to tell which are the subclasses
(Eclipse: press f4 on the AbstractRestartResponseException).
Martijn
[1]
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I want to start responce step immediately and I have to use the
following strange code:
throw new AbstractRestartResponseException() {
};
Why is this class abstract?
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