Examples of com.sun.jdi.InvocationException

com.sun.jdi.InvocationException
Thrown to indicate an exception occurred in an invoked method within the target VM. @author Gordon Hirsch @since 1.3

    super(msg, th);
    if (th instanceof EvaluateException) {
      myTargetException = ((EvaluateException)th).getExceptionFromTargetVM();
    }
    else if(th instanceof InvocationException){
      InvocationException invocationException = (InvocationException) th;
      myTargetException = invocationException.exception();
    }
    if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
      LOG.debug(msg);
    }
  }

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      DataInputStream replyData = replyPacket.dataInStream();
      ValueImpl value = ValueImpl.readWithTag(this, replyData);
      ObjectReferenceImpl exception = ObjectReferenceImpl
          .readObjectRefWithTag(this, replyData);
      if (exception != null)
        throw new InvocationException(exception);
      return value;
    } catch (IOException e) {
      defaultIOExceptionHandler(e);
      return null;
    } finally {

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      ObjectReferenceImpl object = ObjectReferenceImpl
          .readObjectRefWithTag(this, replyData);
      ObjectReferenceImpl exception = ObjectReferenceImpl
          .readObjectRefWithTag(this, replyData);
      if (exception != null)
        throw new InvocationException(exception);
      return object;
    } catch (IOException e) {
      defaultIOExceptionHandler(e);
      return null;
    } finally {

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            fException = exception;
            if (fEvaluationDetail == DebugEvent.EVALUATION
                && exception.getStatus().getException() instanceof InvocationException) {
              // print the stack trace for the exception if an
              // *explicit* evaluation
              InvocationException invocationException = (InvocationException) exception
                  .getStatus().getException();
              ObjectReference exObject = invocationException
                  .exception();
              IJavaObject modelObject = (IJavaObject) JDIValue
                  .createValue(
                      (JDIDebugTarget) getDebugTarget(),
                      exObject);

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            fException = exception;
            if (fEvaluationDetail == DebugEvent.EVALUATION
                && exception.getStatus().getException() instanceof InvocationException) {
              // print the stack trace for the exception if an
              // *explicit* evaluation
              InvocationException invocationException = (InvocationException) exception
                  .getStatus().getException();
              ObjectReference exObject = invocationException
                  .exception();
              IJavaObject modelObject = (IJavaObject) JDIValue
                  .createValue(
                      (JDIDebugTarget) getDebugTarget(),
                      exObject);

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      DataInputStream replyData = replyPacket.dataInStream();
      ValueImpl value = ValueImpl.readWithTag(this, replyData);
      ObjectReferenceImpl exception = ObjectReferenceImpl
          .readObjectRefWithTag(this, replyData);
      if (exception != null)
        throw new InvocationException(exception);
      return value;
    } catch (IOException e) {
      defaultIOExceptionHandler(e);
      return null;
    } finally {

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