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Java Exception Handling

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Based on Java 7.

Exception handling is an aspect of Java development that has not received as much attention as
it deserves. If you do not have exception handling under control, you risk that your application
or data ends up in an unhealthy state, which can have serious consequences. Therefore,
knowing how to implement proper exception handling is a must for every Java deve
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Kindle Edition, 174 pages
Published February 14th 2013 by Jenkov Aps
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Amit Sahoo
Jul 17, 2016 Amit Sahoo rated it liked it
Shelves: java-enthusiast
This book explains the template design pattern on exceptions and resource handling use cases to the required details.An entire book on exception handing is really exciting.It is a must read for beginners and intermediate level.The thoretical explanations could have been more concise and less repititive.I would have liked the book to expound more on logging levels which is closely related to exception handling.I would urge the writter to come up with the sequel on exception handling in OSGI ,JAX ...more
Zbyszek Sokolowski
Oct 04, 2016 Zbyszek Sokolowski rated it it was ok
If this book had 30 pages I would say great booklet, but in over 115 pages I have found a lot of fluff. Some information is quite useful most are authors views on how logging or exeption should be implemented in too verbose way.
some useful quotations:

Exception wrapping is often used if you cannot rethrow the original exception. For instance, if your method does not declare that it throws exceptions of the caught type. This could be the case if your method is an implementation of an interface met
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Wangyiran
May 15, 2015 Wangyiran rated it liked it
not have sufficient codes to implements the description
the book describes how to handle exception in more words than codes.i feel it lack some detail example such as :how to handle exception in some situation?so scan it from one day,and should find some code to understand it deeply.
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