hi martin
i've committed changes along the lines you suggested. thanks.
- robert
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 03:46 AM, Martin Cooper wrote:
> I noticed an asymmetry between the way ObjectCreateRule and
> FactoryCreateRule handle exceptions.
>
> ObjectCreateRule.begin() does not attempt to catch the exceptions which
> might be thrown from loadClass() or newInstance(). It simply allows them
> to
> blow out of begin(), so that they may be handled elsewhere.
>
> FactoryCreateRule.begin() calls the createObject() method, which has no
> declared exceptions. Therefore, an implementation of createObject() must
> handle the same exceptions which do not need to be handled in
> ObjectCreateRule.begin().
>
> Is this asymmetry intentional, or perhaps an oversight in
> ObjectCreationFactory?
>
> Thanks!
>
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