Re: [Php-java-bridge-users] Confused about handlingRuntimeExceptions

Jost Boekemeier wrote:
> Please note that the option JAVA_PREFER_VALUES kills performance as it
> checks for an exception after each call (I.e. each java call
> generates a full network round-trip).

Hi,

Thanks for the response.  I did see the JAVA_PREFER_VALUES option in the
other thread I referenced and saw the warning about performance, so I want
to avoid that option if at all possible.

At this point my question is really more of a Java question and not so much
of a bridge question, but do you have any general pointers as to a pattern I
can use to handle these unchecked exceptions on the Java side without having
to sprinkle declarations all thoughout my Java code?

Would it be feasible to create a generic callback interface in Java and then
use java_closure() on the PHP side to create the equivalent of an anonymous
inner class which implements the callback interface?  I could then pass this
to a method on the Java side that executes the callback within the context
of a transaction, and additionally handles and wraps all exceptions with a
type that it explicitly declares.  Would this solve the issue without the
performance penalties that the JAVA_PREFER_VALUES option would?  Or am I
totally on the wrong track here?

Thanks again.