1 Reply Latest reply on Jun 13, 2011 2:57 PM by lightguard

    Using Seam Catch from standalone application

    nev

      Is it possible to use the seam catch from standalone (main) application? If yes, is there a overhead? Which one is better in standalone application: use seam catch or use regular try-catch blocks?


      Thanks!

        • 1. Re: Using Seam Catch from standalone application
          lightguard

          Yes and yes, but the overhead should not be very noticeable (of course that all depends on what you're doing, how many handlers you have, etc). I have not run any performance analysis on Seam Catch, but if you're worried about the performance of exception handling, there's probably lower hanging fruit you should pick first.