Nicolas Spilman wrote: ...
// start error (lines 67-67) "Default constructor cannot handle exception
type ParameterException thrown by implicit super constructor. Must define an
explicit constructor"
String letter = parameters.getParameter("letter");
// end error
I think this is just because parameters.getParameter(String) throws an exception which you are not catching. An alternative is to use the version with a default parameters.getParameter(String, String) which does not throw the exception.
Why it gave the specific exception you see I don't quite know.
It's because the declaration is in the class body and therefore executed in the default constructor (which does not handle this exception).
Andreas
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