Blog Archive for bakksjo during September 2005
I'm convinced; the people who made the CLDC spec gathered early in the process and decided: "We'll make sure nobody is ever going to be able to debug CLDC applications on a real device."
At least that's how it seems.
System.out and System.err go into a black hole. Throwable objects do have a stack trace, but what can you do with it? You can print it to System.out. Which is a black hole.
In J2SE...
I found this article on integrating Derby with Tomcat. It shows three integration scenarios:
The prototype integration
Derby is used only by a single web application, but each HTTP request actually causes an attempt to load the Derby system (in embedded mode) into memory. A new connection is created for each request. There is no proper shutdown of neither single databases nor the Derby system....
In a series of blog entries, I intend to discuss various patterns for exception handling in Java.
Don't use enumerated exceptions
Quite often, you will see code using what I like to call "enumerated exceptions".
An enumerated exception typically looks like this:
public class ModuleException extends Exception{ private int exceptionNumber; public final static int...
