[hibernate-dev] Exception model
Hardy Ferentschik
hibernate at ferentschik.de
Thu Feb 19 05:29:51 EST 2009
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009 10:45:50 +0100, Emmanuel Bernard
<emmanuel at hibernate.org> wrote:
> ??? UnsupportedTypeException or should it be
> AmbiguousConstraintUsageException
Or just AmbiguousConstraintException?
> Constraint implementation
> ConstraintInitializationException
> ??? initialize() must raise a RTE will be wrapped OR should we
> not wrap
> UnsupportedTypeException
> isValid incompatible type (detected by impl) => same as
> "declared property type property has no match"
> ConstraintExcecutionException
> isValid throws a RTE will be wrapped into
> ConstraintValidatorExecutionException
> ConstraintCreationException
> ConstraintValidatorFactory fails with RTE. Wraps it.
>
> ??? should we collapse that into a ConstraintExecutionException or even
> ValidationException
I could imagine to just use ValidationException in the case of
ConstraintInitializationException, ConstraintExcecutionException,
ConstraintCreationException
I don't know which different type of action a developer should take in the
case these exception exist. And is ConstraintExcecutionException not really
just another name for ValidationException?
> 3. Bootstrap
> ConfigurationException
> cannot read XML cong
> more than one XML conf
> no no-arg constructor on classes described by XML
>
> MappingException
> cannot read XML mapping
> entity described more than once
> field/getter described more than once
> Wrong class / field / getter name
> Wrong constraint declaration
> Wrong constraint definition
What's about combining ConfigurationException and MappingException into
just ConfigurationException?
> B. EXCEPTION MODEL
>
> We have three approaches:
>
> 1. specialize an exception when the application can do something about it
> In this case all exceptions are ValidationException except
> ConstraintViolationException
+1 for this approach.
--Hardy
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