> I am writing a set of EJBs that wrap my JNI-level API. There's a JNI-level
> exception class that I would like to "pass-through" to my EJB client when
> it is thrown by my API wrappers.
>
> Any suggestions how best to wrap the Exception class? Must I write a
> "MyExceptionWrapperBean" to handle this?
I'm not familiar with JNI; why do you need to do anything special
with the exception? Why not just declare it in the throws clause
of your EJB implementation and in the remote interface?
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