Hi All,
I had a basic questions abt catching exceptions.
I am running an application written in TCl. I am using Tclblend to integrate
with another java application.
Now for instance I am doing the following
Now consider the following cases
Case 1
-------
set err [catch {set file [java::new java.io.FileInputStream $x]} errMsg]
if {$err} {java::throw [java::new java.io.FileNotFoundException "file not
found"]}
Case 2
--------
Now lets us say that I don't catch the exception in the code and just
have the code as follows
set file [java::new java.io.FileInputStream $x]
And let us say $x is not a valid file.
I get an error message with the "FileNotFoundException" returned to me
regardless in both the cases.
Now I am a bit confused as to when I should need to catch and when I don't
need to catch the exceptions. If Tclblend is anyway going to catch the
exception, is there a need for me to put a catch and use
java::throw to throw the exception.
I an running into this "do I need to" situation quite a few times and I am
giving this example
I am using Tclblend 1.2.3, JDK 1.1.6, Tcl 8.0.5 in Solaris.
Any help is appreciated.
thanks
Suvarna
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