princehyderabad
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Why cant I catch exception
hi,
I'm using my java code as:
..
String operation = "Failed";
public ActionForward execute(....) throws IOException, ServletException, SQLException {
...
try
{
..
if <condition>
{ ..
..
CallableStatement cs2 = conn.prepareCall("{call National (?) }"); ------> error occured here
....
operation = "Passed";
}
else
{ ..}
}
catch (SQLException ee)
{ .. }
catch (Exception e)
{ ..}
..
}
I can see the error occured while runing that DB function. But GUI didnt showed any exception msg or so. How can I show exception on GUI .
thx
PH
I'm using my java code as:
..
String operation = "Failed";
public ActionForward execute(....) throws IOException, ServletException, SQLException {
...
try
{
..
if <condition>
{ ..
..
CallableStatement cs2 = conn.prepareCall("{call National (?) }"); ------> error occured here
....
operation = "Passed";
}
else
{ ..}
}
catch (SQLException ee)
{ .. }
catch (Exception e)
{ ..}
..
}
I can see the error occured while runing that DB function. But GUI didnt showed any exception msg or so. How can I show exception on GUI .
thx
PH
ASKER
okay even then when exception occured it should not execute succesufuly. how come even after exception at preparecall(DB function) still it run rest of code.
princehyderabad,
to show the error on your GUI,
within the catch block on your (SQLExecpetion ee)
set some caption or text box to ee
that will display your error on gui.
To answer you 2nd question,
that's what we call a try catch block.
try it, if it works greate, else, continue.
to show the error on your GUI,
within the catch block on your (SQLExecpetion ee)
set some caption or text box to ee
that will display your error on gui.
To answer you 2nd question,
that's what we call a try catch block.
try it, if it works greate, else, continue.
ASKER
I'm already throwing on system if any error: here is full catch code:
catch (SQLException ee)
{
String msg = "DB Exception:" + ee;
log.error(msg, ee);
System.out.println("SQL Exception: "+ee);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
String msg = "General Exception:" + e;
log.error(msg, e);
System.out.println("Genera
}
It is also showing on log those error. But my concern is how come the page executing even after error. Action class should break and shoudl casue error rite ?
catch (SQLException ee)
{
String msg = "DB Exception:" + ee;
log.error(msg, ee);
System.out.println("SQL Exception: "+ee);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
String msg = "General Exception:" + e;
log.error(msg, e);
System.out.println("Genera
}
It is also showing on log those error. But my concern is how come the page executing even after error. Action class should break and shoudl casue error rite ?
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Hell no.
well, unless you do it like object's suggestions, throw that exception.
but it should be caught and handle too.
you don't want a faulty system like that.
that's why I love try catch blocks.
well, unless you do it like object's suggestions, throw that exception.
but it should be caught and handle too.
you don't want a faulty system like that.
that's why I love try catch blocks.
You don't want to be showing exceptions in the GUI. They are only of interest to you, not the user