[ajug-members] Groovy and Exceptions

[Sony Antony]

The way I understood it, all java calls with checked exceptions are
internally wrapped by Groovy to catch the exception.
This is then thrown as groovy runtime exceptions

Something like

try {
   Call_java_method_that_might_throw_exception()
}
catch ( Exception e ) {
    throw new RubyRuntimeExcetion ( e )
 }

Maybe Im wrong in my understanding
--sony








On 8/22/07, Justin Fiore <justin.fiore at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> After Jeff's great talk last night about Groovy, I decided to give it a
> whirl.
>
> Can anyone recall what he said about Groovy catching exceptions thrown from
> Java calls?
>
> I have my GUI in Groovy and app logic in Java.
>
> The app logic throws an Exception. I want to catch it in my GUI
> actionPerformed closure and then display it in a dialog.
>
> Something like this:
>
> button(text:'Refresh LAWN Login Status',
>                         actionPerformed: {
>                   try{
>
> lawnLoginXGUI.lawnLoginX.updateStatus()
>                   } catch(Exception e){
>                       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(lawnLoginXGUI.mainFrame,
>                               e.getMessage(), "Status Update Attempt Error",
> JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE)
>                   }
>                   })
>
> Where that button is part of a SwingBuilder.
>
> The exception thrown by .updateStatus() isn't being caught by the
> surrounding catch statement.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> --
> Justin Fiore
> justin.fiore at gmail.com
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