Karl Harbour

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The design rationale for the run() method not throwing exceptions is because there is no calling context that could handle the exception.
Put another way, where in class Test could you put a try/catch block that would catch the exceptions thrown by run(), given that the run() method is never invoked by Test? From the programmer's perspective, run() is invoked as if by magic.
What you have to do in this situation is implement a producer/consumer type pattern, where the thread calls back to its creator to report its completion status.
Because there is no calling code to catch them.

Originally posted by ramdas akella:
Hi guys:
Can anyone please tell me which is the best book to refer for the "Websphere" part of the above exam.


Don't know if it's the best book, but I'm using Wrox's Professional IBM Websphere 5.0 Application Server, which is written by IBM people. ISBN is 1861005814.
Seems like a good book to me. I'm also a big fan of Professional Java Server Programming J2EE Edition ISBN 1861004656. It's not Websphere specific, but it contains a huge amount of useful material for J2EE programming in general.