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    What's wrong about that? (Not a frequent Java developer here, but I always thought that throwing exceptions and handling them in the method that calls it is a good thing to do?)
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    @wildcard I think the problem is that it's throwing the base exception which every other exception inherits from so it's kind of like saying "I can go wrong, but I'm not telling you why I can go wrong"... Douche... :D
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    @Bikonja Ohhh I didn't even notice that... Well, that makes sense, thank you!
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    There aren't good java practises ={
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    @Bikonja that's not entirely true cause there is also the throwable which is inherited by exception so - i guess it is the best to catch that one as there might be stuff like runtimeexception and outofmemory exception which you totally want to ignore as well :D
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    @pain thanks for the info :) I'm not a Java guy so don't know it that well
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