Re: calling a method with 'throws IOException' from another method in the same class
On Jan 28, 5:00 pm, rler...@telus.net wrote:
I have a method defined as follows in a class:
public static void salary_proj_accept()throws IOException
{
statements;
}
Later in the same class I have another method
public void salaryPay(float startsalary, float salaryincrease, int
percentincreasefro, int percentincreaseto, int yearto)
// declare it throws an IOE
throws IOException
{
I'm trying to call the first method by:
salary_proj_accept();
}
However when I do so, I'm told I need to throw an exception...
....
Is there a way that I can call my first method?
try {
salary_proj_accept();
catch (IOException ioe) {
ioe.printStackTrace();
}
Note
- Please follow the common class/method/attribute
conventions for names, e.g. salaryProjAccept()
when posting code
- comp.lang.java.help is a good group for those
starting Java.
HTH
Andrew T.
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