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An Interface Design Question

 
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In an all java 2 environment a remote interface may throw any super class exception in place of RemoteException.Does this design make sense then. Construct an Interface which throws Exception, And the DataBaseException. Construct an Adapter class which which handles Data access using a boolean
inNetworkMode and then implements the methods and deals with the exceptions based on this boolean. In other words it seems to me the design requested seems to mandate a client that does not care if it is "remote" or not, so I wonder about the need for a RemoteException.
 
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