This makes sense to me. We have lots of code that doesn't conform to this pattern (and I am the culprit in places). It would be good to be more consistent so that user code could contain simpler try/catch logic that would handle all exceptions from Tuscany.
Simon Scott Kurz wrote:
I was wondering what people thought about the idea of making more of an effort to use ServiceRuntimeException to wrap whatever RuntimeExceptions are thrown through the runtime. For example, JDKInvocationHandler could catch UndeclaredThrowableException and throw back ServiceRuntimeException instead. This would make ServiceRuntimeException more a part of the SCA Java programming model as opposed to just a useful base class for SCA runtime implementors. I don't know if I'm reading into the specs too much.. or maybe something like I suggested was an intent. Still, any thoughts about a Tuscany view here? (apologies as always if this was discussed but I missed it). Scott <http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/reflect/UndeclaredThrowableException.html>
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