Re: JDOM2 and Runtime Exceptions

You are correct, how exactly to use exceptions is still a matter of 
taste and debate.

That being said, I prefer programmatic problems to be unchecked.

And I don't think backwards compatibility w.r.t. exceptions is such a 
big deal - JDOM2 already requires quite a few changes.
Changing my catch block and throws clauses is not a big deal, and it's 
not the kind of change that would subtly corrupt my code either.

On 2012-01-19 22:41, Rolf Lear wrote:
> Hi Leigh, all
>
> Despite my earlier mail referencing 'Effective Java', I went further in to
> the book, and it then contradicts itself in "item 59" which claims "Avoid
> unnecessary use of checked exceptions". It quite clearly contradicts the
> "item 58".... so even Bloch is not able to clearly define a 'rule' for
> checked exceptions.
>
> This process has been an exercise of frustration. It is quite clear that
> there is no clear 'right' way of doing things. There is no clear
> 'precedent' on how it should be done either.
>

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