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James Rich wrote:
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Something I started wondering about: can CL catch Java exceptions on
iSeries? My experience so far is no, it can't. AFAIK ILE C, RPG, and CL
use their own exception model and don't share that with the exception
model used by java and therefore don't catch java exceptions. I'm
interested to hear differently.
Maybe not completely relevant to this discussion, but if you call Java
methods from RPG, then Java exceptions do get caught by the RPG runtime
and turned into escape messages; if you have RPG native methods,
unhandled exceptions in the RPG native method get turned into thrown
Java exceptions.
It's not something unique to RPG; it's a basic feature of JNI that
native code can "catch" (test for) Java exceptions and can throw Java
exceptions.
AFAIK, CL can only call Java using RUNJVA; that involves a different
job, so the issue is somewhat similar to a CL program catching
exceptions from a job it submits.
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