Yes, but the exception was designed to be thrown when the cache loader implementation encountered a problem, e.g. if it was not able to connect to a DB in the case of JDBCCacheLoader. I think we should differentiate between an exception caused by an internal failure (a 'real' exception), and an exception thrown when a node is not found. If we go for reuse of the existing Exception in the signature, then I'd rather use the proposed "null return value" scheme.
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