Exception Handling for the Dynamic Java Connector

The dynamic Java connector error handling design provides flexibility for you to decide how to handle application-level errors. The dynamic Java connector provides these two types of exceptions to handle errors:

• ApplicationException

  This is the super class of all exceptions that result from application errors, such as InvalidConfigurationException (invalid INI settings), InvalidLoginException (invalid login), InvalidDataTypeException (invalid BSFN data type), and so on. The ApplicationException is a runtime exception. It is up to the client program to catch this type of exception.

• SystemException

  This is the super class of all exceptions that result from system errors, such as ServerFailureException (server down or connection failure), BSFNLookupFailureException (unable to find BSFN information in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tables), and SpecFailureException (unable to connect to Spec Source). It is up to the client program to catch this type of exception.