Chained Exceptions¶
Oracle. Chained Exceptions. source.
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- Exception chaining
- Exception chaining, also called exception wrapping, is the programming technique of raising a new exception at the current abstraction level while retaining the exception that triggered it as an explicit cause.
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Oracle's Java tutorial defines chained exceptions exactly as raising a new exception with the original cause attached and thrown to a higher-level handler.
“In this example, when an IOException is caught, a new SampleException exception is created with the original cause attached and the chain of exceptions is thrown up to the next higher level exception handler.”
- Exception chaining, also called exception wrapping, is the programming technique of raising a new exception at the current abstraction level while retaining the exception that triggered it as an explicit cause.
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