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Mesh Error Exception handling
Posted 23 sept. 2015, 08:20 UTC−4 Simulation Apps, Mesh Version 4.4, Version 5.0, Version 5.1 1 Reply
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Hello Colleauges,
I am working on creating a routine in java, which will attempt to create a mesh for each instance of a parameter defined within a sweep before the solution is computed. Last thing we want to experience is a crash of some job only due to something we could have checked earlier, don't we?
I know this can be done in java using try-catch statements, but in contrary to MATLAB, java would like to know what sort of exception it is supposed to react to:
try
{
doMesh();
}
catch(ExceptionType err)
{
trySomethingDifferent();
}
Could you tell me what exception I should expect?
I am sending an attachment that shows a typical message after builing mesh has failed.
Thank you very much for your help!
Kind Regards
Oleg
I am working on creating a routine in java, which will attempt to create a mesh for each instance of a parameter defined within a sweep before the solution is computed. Last thing we want to experience is a crash of some job only due to something we could have checked earlier, don't we?
I know this can be done in java using try-catch statements, but in contrary to MATLAB, java would like to know what sort of exception it is supposed to react to:
try
{
doMesh();
}
catch(ExceptionType err)
{
trySomethingDifferent();
}
Could you tell me what exception I should expect?
I am sending an attachment that shows a typical message after builing mesh has failed.
Thank you very much for your help!
Kind Regards
Oleg
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try
{
doMesh();
}
catch(ExceptionType err)
{
trySomethingDifferent();
}
Alright, for now I have specified "ExceptionType" as just an "Exception". The code compiles and the situation is fine, as long as I don't need to refer to any specifics of the error...