the question was about handling exceptions, not throwing them. the answer is
that ejb does not handle exceptions, that's the job of the developer.
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> If a SQL error occurs the ejbCreate throws a CreateException.
> Similar with ejbLoad and ejbStore
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> Can you give me detailed information on how the container managed
> beans handle exceptions. I have a CMP bean, in which I have to get an
> SQLError Code if a SQLException occurs. I need to throw my application
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> I'm using WebLogic 4.5.1 with Oracle 8.
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