The Logic layer is where we implement the application logic for our software. It calls functions in the Library layer […]

As a conclusion to the observations above, I use a three layer approach to exception handling. Below, I will explain […]

Exception handling in object-oriented languages is messy, because we are trying to do four different things with one object. One […]

Review of Exception Handling Basics The Usual Mechanism Inheritance in Exception Handling The Problem with the Standard Exception Hierarchy Hierarchy without […]

Based on some observations about exceptions, I have explained an exception handling framework that I am intending to implement in […]

As was implied in the previous examples, each exception instance can a have pieces of information related to the exception. […]

Although I wrote that exceptions will be converted to messages on the UI, most of the messages we see often should […]

The Presentation layer is where information is provided to the user.Exceptions raised in the Logic layer are converted here to […]

By defining RecoveredException and UnrecoveredException, we could determine how we would recover from an error based on these types.Further, we […]

Exception handlers can take up quite a lot of space. This tends to obscure the regular path of a function […]