Exception not being thrown
I added code to throw an exception when a user-initiated search returned no rows, but for some reason, the exception isn't being raised on the browser. Code:
mnVo.setWhereClause(queryparams);
mnVo.executeQuery();
if(mnVo.first() == null)
throw new oracle.jbo.JboException("No records on file");
If I step through the code, I see the throw statement executing, but it is never surfaced. What does get raised is:
JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, msg=0
This gets raised (apprently) outside of my code, and the debugger can't find it. What do I need to have in place in order to handle this condition?
I'm a java newby, so I 'think' I understand what you mean, and I 'think' I already did? Here's the code now:
if(mnVo.first() == null)
throw new oracle.jbo.JboException("No records on file");
catch (Exception e)
{ throw new oracle.jbo.JboException("No Records Found");}
This behaves identically as it did before...I can see it being thrown in the debugger, but the browser never gets it, and it gets the other error which is pretty non-sensical to a user.
I failed to mention earlier that this code is in the Application Module in the Client Interface, in case that makes a difference?
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Forgive me, This is the first time I have used this sight and I should have been more precise. Thanks for all the help, but this is an excercise in how to handle exceptions in Java. One way is to "throw" the exception to another class to be handled. The other is to handle the exception within the running class. The throws program That I have works. The problem that I am having is handling the exception within the class without coding the "throws" statement. I am supposed to use the try-catch method in doing this. In the example I was given to follow, the code did not specifically throw the exception. If the input was not handled in the processing code then the catch statement is supposed to call to the exception class somehow?Okay, there are two families of exceptions--checked and unchecked.
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We must either handle it:
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do file stuff
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BaseTransportSource::DoActivate(out);
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BO& x = (*i)->DoActivate(*e._key, e);
(*i)->_currentExemplar = 0;
if(!e._instance)
e._instance = &x;
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there except there are other parts of the package that use that variable and they work just fine.
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