Re: catch doesn't catch a thrown exception
Marcin Rodzik wrote:
The Error is thrown, and I try to catch Throwable, so it should be OK.
The code is so enormous that it's no use posting it. If I had chosen
only "important" part, I would have probably omitted the problem,
because the problem was I didn't know where the problem was. The
application contains a few threads, that was the reason I was not sure
how to use debugger. Anyway, I tried to track execution of the
problematic part of the code, and I saw that there is another try-
catch I haven't notice (I'm sure I wouldn't have posted it!)
It is obvious that caught exception is no longer thrown, so the
problem disappeared :)
Anyway, thank to everyone who longed to help me :)
MR
That is one of the benefits of attempting to construct an SSCCE. If you
can't construct it from the bits of the program you think are causing
the problem, then its actually being caused in the bits you *aren't*
thinking about.
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