From: Mauricio Gonzales <maurigr@...>
Date: 2008-01-11T07:23:05+09:00
Subject: Re: Execution stops once exception is fired

> You realise that the point of exceptions is to say "Something's gone 
> wrong, I
> don't know if I can continue"? If an exception's been thrown and you 
> don't have
> the right exception handling code to deal with it, chances are it's not 
> right to
> continue. That's the theory anyway

Thx for the explanation, know i'm looking the way to catch the exception 
inside the class which invokes the method (class,module or anything 
else) who raise the exception, and both are in separeted files, well i 
will research about that, thx for your time, cya
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