On 26.03.2007, at 09:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This weekend I was working on learning how to use JavaFlow instead
of Flowscript (I like to debug in Eclipse). I ran into some really
strange Problems when migrating my database code. As soon as I
added the try-catch-wrapped close statements into the finally block
of an SQL query-code. I get really cryptic error messages from a
weird apache engine ;)
Well ...that's a known limitation: try-catch-finally. It's not that
this cannot be fixed - but I am wondering: what behavior would you
have expected?
I added a workaround, that isn't really a workaround (didn't want
to catch "Throwable"). Any Ideas? One idea I had, was to add a
second class and only to use the JavaFlow class as entry-point and
to use a utility class for all the complicated fun-stuff.
Well, no matter what - this has to be fixed in javaflow - but frankly
speaking having some separation doesn't sound like such a bad idea ;)
Flow should only act as the controller!
cheers
--
Torsten
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