Java on the iSeries is a perfect example of a language not having complete
error stack handling. Have you ever tried to throw an error in a Java
program and have it show up correctly in the job log? I have. It cuts it
off right about when you get to the point in the stack trace that would give
you enough to fix the issue. Note that I am talking about Java running on
the native side and NOT in a Servlet engine. Having intimately integrated
error handling from language to OS is VERY nice.
My $.02,
Aaron Bartell
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On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 11:03:52 -0500
<Rick.Chevalier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Off the top of my head, consistency across applications, speed of
development (not having to code the error handling), not reinventing
the wheel.
Nobody who codes exception handling in Java, Ruby, C++, Python, (on and on
and on) is reinventing the wheel or has to write any more error handling
code than we do when we code MONITOR in RPG or MONMSG in CL.
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Brian Lewis
http://www.i5sec.com/
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