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#21
Dec 3 2014 11:32am
Quote (carteblanche @ Dec 3 2014 02:22am)
your business layer will throw an exception, and your presentation layer will catch it and tell the user that the id is invalid and needs to be entered again.


Thank you sir!
Appreciate it.

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#22
Dec 4 2014 12:19pm
Mhhh..Just kidding.

Solved problem by using merge as oppossed to saveOrUpdate.

Guess I should actually read the documentation ^_^

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#23
Dec 6 2014 03:32pm
If I am throwing an exception up to the Main method (no catch block), why does Eclipse insist I have a finally block?

I don't have any resources to close, but it feels wrong to put an empty finally block.
What am I missing?
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#24
Dec 6 2014 08:55pm
if you have a try {}, you need either finally {} or catch {}
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Dec 7 2014 10:53am
Quote (carteblanche @ Dec 6 2014 10:55pm)
if you have a try {}, you need either finally {} or catch {}


What if I don't have any "finally" code I want to execute?
Does that mean I've set things up incorrectly :P
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Dec 7 2014 10:30pm
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What if I don't have any "finally" code I want to execute?
Does that mean I've set things up incorrectly  :P


then why are you using try{}? get rid of the try{} or add a catch{}/finally{}
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