How to throw bundled exceptions thrown by checkErrors()

Hi,
I call pl/sql to do update, and call checkErrors() , the code looks like following, but it doesn't display read friendly message on the screen. What is the right way to throw bundled exception from checkErrors() method?
try{
xxg2cGoalPk.startWf (conn,
new BigDecimal(srpGoalHeaderId),
new BigDecimal(userId),
returnStatus,
msgCount,
msgData);
int msgCount1 = 0;
if(msgCount[0] != null){
msgCount1 = Integer.parseInt(msgCount[0].toString());
String returnStatus1 = returnStatus[0];
String msgData1 = msgData[0];
OAExceptionUtils.checkErrors(tx,msgCount1, returnStatus1, msgData1);
catch(OAException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
throw new OAException(e.getDetailMessage(),OAException.ERROR);
thanks
Lei

What Shiv said is only an alternative, but what you are using is correct.I haven't tested but as per javadoc of
OAExceptionUtils.checkErrors(tx,msgCount1, returnStatus1, msgData1);
will itself raise bundled exceptions. You need to write this line outside try/catch block.
--Mukul

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