Hi all,
The prevailing wisdom in my team is to *not* actually nest the exception classes and return it back to the client. Instead we construct the stack trace as a
string and pass that back. I think we learnt that from Manning's Bitter
EJB book which argues that, in a distributed environment (e.g. webservices, session beans), you don't want to couple the client to any concrete exception class. Is that good advice ?
Pho