Even though the catch-clause throws an exception the finally-block
will be run as usual just as if there'd be no catch-clause at all.
What your code is missing is a tx.success() after doSomething(). Also
this code doesn't need the tx.failure() call (since throwing the
exception will make the
2010/2/24 Rick Bullotta rick.bullo...@burningskysoftware.com:
Doh! I told you I wasn't sleeping enough...
Thanks. Total brain fart on my end regarding the finally clause always
being executed (how long have I been coding in Java?)
Haha, yeah... well we all forget stuff sometimes :)
Just to
If an exception cause a block of code to exit prior to a transaction being
finish()ed, will it be implicitly finished in garbage collection?
Here's the situation I want to try to implement : I would like to propagate
the exception thrown by doSomething() to the caller of myFunc(), but also
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