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As you know, both doGet and doPost from HTTPServlet throw ServletException and IOException. I created a class that extends HttpServlet and overrides doGet and doPost method, but I need these methods to throw SQLException in addition to ServletException and IOException. I understand that the concept of &quot;overriding&quot; includes overriding exceptions to be thrown, but is there any way I can throw SQLException from doGet and doPost?
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As you know, both doGet and doPost from HTTPServlet throw ServletException and IOException. I created a class that extends HttpServlet and overrides doGet and doPost method, but I need these methods to throw SQLException in addition to ServletException and IOException. I understand that the concept of "overriding" includes overriding exceptions to be thrown, but is there any way I can throw SQLException from doGet and doPost?

Overriding doGet / doPost method from HttpServlet that throws SQLException

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