I have a DataTable
(Wicket-extensions) that gets data from JDBC. My implementation of: java.util.Iterator IDataProvider.iterator(int first,
int count) throws a variety of API exceptions (e.g. SQLException) which I have to catch, because the IDataProvider interface does not allow my method to throw
them. There is nothing I can do to
recover; I just want to do the standard default correct thing. I suppose my application should have an
error page registered, and my exception handler should link to it. Would someone please point me to an
example or send me some sample code demonstrating the standard Wicket way of
doing this? Thank you. |
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