Monthly Archives: February 2004

Exceptions in Java

Working with exceptions in Java has become among developers a common task. Most of the time, however, the concept of exceptions is misunderstood.

An exception-condition prevents the continuation of a method or the scope that your are in. In some instances you will have sufficient information in the current context to fix the problem. In most of the instances, however, you will not have enough information and you have to hand the problem out to a higher context where someone is qualified to maker the proper decision.
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Black or white?

Automated software tests are crucial for IT projects. They enable continuous modifications to an existing code base without the fear of damaging existing functionality. They are executed at will and don’t carry the costs and inconsistencies associated with manual tests.

There are two fundamental approaches for automated software tests:
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