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@CleanupHandler(
cleanup = DefaultCleanup.class, // This cleanup method is not invoked
value = { @CleanupHandling(
exception = CoreException.class,
cleanup = DefaultCleanup.class) })
This is the case if the occurred exception is not of the type defined in CleanupHandling.
do I misunderstand something wrong or is this a expected behaviour.
E.g.: If a ConcurrentEntityUpdateException is raised, then the cleanup won't work, even if this exception is subtype of the CoreException defined in the annotation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@CleanupHandler(
cleanup = DefaultCleanup.class, // This cleanup method is not invoked
value = { @CleanupHandling(
exception = CoreException.class,
cleanup = DefaultCleanup.class) })
This is the case if the occurred exception is not of the type defined in CleanupHandling.
do I misunderstand something wrong or is this a expected behaviour.
E.g.: If a ConcurrentEntityUpdateException is raised, then the cleanup won't work, even if this exception is subtype of the CoreException defined in the annotation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: