Hi,
Sorry for polluting this newsgroup with this Java question on Exception
handling,
but I didn't succeed to implement the multi-nested exceptions class of
chapter 10
of the Jakarta Struts Book Review:
http://www.theserverside.com/resources/strutsreview.jsp
and I thought I could borrow a few seconds from some Java Guru.
I have a main method that calls sequentially method A and than method B.
Method A and method B are throwing databaseException.
In the main method I want to process method B even if an exception is thrown
by method A.
The main method will throw an exception if errors occurred in method A
and/or method B,
the exception thrown by the main method will contain a collection of
exceptions.
I suppose the main method is a good candidate for this type of exception
handling?
In the main method:
try {
call method A
} catch (DatabaseException e) {
// LoadException extends BaseException which
// has a Collection attribute, (among others) a method for adding an
exception
// and one for retrieving the whole collections.
LoadException loadException = new LoadException();
loadException.addException(e);
}
try {
call method B
} catch (DatabaseException e) {
Question: How do I add this DataBaseException to the previously created
loadException in method A?
}
Question: Where do I put the code to read the collection of exceptions if
any?
An example or a link to a multi-nested exception example would be great!
Thank you for your time.
Frederic
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