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A subclass (or implementation
of an interface) is allowed to omit exceptions that its own implementation does
not throw, so I don't think this is a bug.
It shouldn't prevent what you
want to do.
Can you provide more detail if
you have a specific problem?
Hope this
helps
Keith
Hi,
I'd like to extend the AxisServlet class and if/when init()
fails I would like the servlet to throw javax.servlet.UnavailableException.
However, AxisServlet (and AxisServletBase) define their init() method as
public void init()
and not
public void init() throws ServletException
as per the Java Servlet
API javax.servlet.GenericServlet class.
And yet the AxisServlet init() method is still
called...
Should AxisServlet (and incidently AxisServletBase) override
the init() method as specified by javax.servlet.GenericServlet or have I
missed something here? I've searched Apache Bugzilla for Axis-related
bugs and have not found a match.
Regards,
Wayne Ross
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