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Catching RemoteExceptions

 
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Hi there
When catching RemoteExceptions I am not sure whether I should be catching RemoteException's subclasses (of which there are many!) and then passing back a nice message composed by myself to the user based on the Exception caught or just catching RemoteException and then passing back a nice message plus the message from the caught exception?
I don't like the idea of displaying the message in the nested RemoteException but I don't much like the idea of catching all the individual exceptions either.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Many thanks Sam
 
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Please continue this discussion here
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