> I have my own SecurityException class, but XDoclet
> seems to override it with
> the Sun one when creating a local interface.
>
> In my bean I have the import of my own class as
> follows:
> import my.domain.SecurityException;
>
> and my method can use it without needing to fully
> qualify it as follows:
> public Object myMethod() throws SecurityException
> {
>
> Since I do not import the Sun one then this should
> work fine.....except that
> in my Local interface I see the following generated:
> public Object myMethod() throws
> java.lang.SecurityException;
>
> As a workaround I can fully qualify my class in the
> throws clause, but I
> shouldn't need to really.
> Why does this happen, why does the wrong Security
> Exception class appear?
If you have class name clash, you will be bombed
by compiler - and remember, java.lang is always
imported...
So in this case you got to use fully qualified name
always...
regards,
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