SAXException is extended by SAXNotRecognizedException , SAXNotSupportedException .
try {
//do Something
} catch(SAXException e) {}
catch(ParserConfigurationException pce) {}
if lets say 'do something' has some code that throws SAXNotRecognizedException or SAXNotSupportedException
and if that happens then nothing should happen. If SAXNotRecognizedException occurs then will nothing happen since its a empty block. Similarly for ParserConfigurationException. Right now, even though I say do nothing for ParserConfigurationException then also a exception for ParserConfigurationException is thrown.
I basically want it to do nothing when SAXNotRecognizedException or SAXNotSupportedException
occurs.
Yes parent exceptions will catch child exceptions as well. A known example is when you catch Exception . This try block will catch all sorts(child) exceptions such as NullPointer etc.
If you like to catch only SAXNotRecognizedException
or SAXNotSupportedException
, a better way to do it since Java 7 is:
try {
// Do something
} catch(SAXNotRecognizedException | SAXNotSupportedException e) {
// Do nothing
}
Note, other SAXExceptions won't be caught.
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