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The java::throw Command
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The java::throw Command
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Usage:
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<DD><B>java::throw</B> <I>throwableObj</I>

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The <B>java::throw</B> command throws a Java exception.
<I>throwableObj</I> must be a valid Java object handle and
must be an instance of <B>java.lang.Throwable</B>.  Internally, the
<B>java::throw</B> command sets the <B>errorCode</B> global variable to
a list whose first element is the string &quot;JAVA&quot; and whose second
element is <I>throwableObj</I>. Then, it generates a Tcl error to cause
the script to return abruptly. The effect of calling the
<B>java::throw</B> command is exactly the same as calling a Java method
which throws a Java exception.

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Example:
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The following code will raise a <b>java.lang.ClassNotFoundException</b>.

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java::throw [java::new ClassNotFoundException "bad class foo"]
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<A HREF="../license.html">Copyright</A> &#169; 1997-1998 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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