By bloid
via bite-code.com
Published: Oct 30 2008 / 08:45
Java exceptions are a powerful tool for making sure that your code completes successfully and that issues are handled tidily by your code. The problem that I often see is that people don’t often design their exception handling policies so that they are dealt with in a uniform manor and that when things do go wrong they don’t translate coding problems into something the user can understand. Here ill go over a solid design principle for exception handling, some good tips on how to code tidily with custom exceptions and how to finally report these to the users.
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