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Paul R Brown wrote:
> Interesting. Isn't RuntimeException intended to report an error in the
> application as opposed to an error in the input? This has always been
> my opinion and practice.
Yes, that's normally how it works, and how it should work. But if you
really don't like wrapping your checked exceptions, it is another
option. Languages like C++ that only have runtime exceptions don't have
to deal with this problem in callback APIs.
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