Here is the
bean code. I would expect the nonunique error to be caught by the SQLException
catch clause but it isn't.
public UserMasterPK ejbCreate(String name,String
email,String pw,String administrator,String defaultUser,String defaultResponse)
throws CreateException,RemoteException { this.id =
AutoNumberFactory.getNextNumber("user_master"); this.name=name; this.email=email; this.pw=pw; this.administrator=administrator; this.defaultUser=defaultUser; this.defaultResponse=defaultResponse;
final String STATEMENT = "INSERT INTO
user_master (id, name, email, pw, administrator, default_user, default_response)
VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?)"; Connection conn =
null; PreparedStatement ps = null;
try { conn =
SQLUtil.getConnection(datasource); ps =
conn.prepareStatement(STATEMENT); ps.setInt(1,
id); ps.setString(2,
name); ps.setString(3,
email); ps.setString(4,
pw); ps.setString(5,
administrator); ps.setString(6,
defaultUser); ps.setString(7,
defaultResponse); if(ps.executeUpdate()!=1) {throw
new CreateException("user_master ejbCreate
failed"); } } catch(SQLException
x) { throw new
EJBException(x); } catch(NamingException
x) { throw new
EJBException(x); } finally { if(ps
!= null)try {ps.close();} catch(Exception e)
{} if(conn != null)try
{conn.close();} catch(SQLException e)
{} } UserMasterPK pk = new
UserMasterPK(id); return pk;
}
