Re: avoid lot of try/catch blocks
<evgueni.titov@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
Is it possible in Java to write a "global" try/catch block which will
monitor exceptions in all threads?
In my application I have 20 JFrames and 10 methods in it, I just can't
write 200 try/catches :)
There's no need to do that. Write a class like this (not tested or even
compiled, but I think the idea is clear).
class Catcher implements Runnable
{
private Runnable toRun;
public Catcher(Runnable toRun)
{
this.toRun = toRun;
}
public run()
{
try
{
toRun.run();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Handle all exceptions here
}
}
}
Anywhere you start up a thread, create a new Catcher to be the object that
gets run; now every uncaught exception from every one of those threads
will be caught by that single catch block.
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