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Thread: How To add my own Exceptions

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    Default How To add my own Exceptions

    hi i was wondering on how to add my own exception to the withdrawl method.

    import java.util.ArrayList;
    import java.util.List;
     
     
     
    public class BankManager implements _BankManager {
     
    	Storage store;
     
    	public BankManager() {
    		store = new ArrayListStorage();
     
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO ViewAccountSummary(String accountNumber)
    			throws AccountDoesNotExist {
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
    		int accountNum = Integer.parseInt(accountNumber);
     
    		for (BankAccount acc : store.getList()) {
     
    			if (acc == null) {
    				//System.out.println("Account Does not exists");
    				throw new AccountDoesNotExist();
     
    			}
     
    			if (acc.getAccountNumber() == accountNum) {
    				store.getList();
    				bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    			} else {
    				throw new AccountDoesNotExist();
    			}
    		}
    		return bao;
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO closeAcount(String accountNumber) {
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
     
    		int accountNum = Integer.parseInt(accountNumber);
     
    		for (BankAccount acc : store.getList()) {
     
    			if (acc == null) {
    				// throw new AccountDoesNotExist();
    			}
     
    			if (acc.getAccountNumber() == accountNum) {
    				if (acc.balance == 0) {
    					store.getList().remove(acc);
    					bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    				} else if (acc.getAccountNumber() == accountNum) {
    					bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
     
    					break;
    				}
    			}
    		}
    		return bao;
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO createNewCurrentAccount(String name,
    			double amount, double overdraftLimit) {
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
    		BankAccount acc = new CurrentAccount(name, amount, overdraftLimit);
    		store.getList().add(acc);
    		bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
     
    		return bao;
     
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO createNewSavingsAccount(String name,
    			double amount) {
     
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
    		BankAccount acc = new SavingAccount(name, amount, amount);
    		store.getList().add(acc);
    		bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
     
    		return bao;
    	}
     
    	public List<BankAccountOutputVO> listAllAccounts() {
     
    		ArrayList<BankAccountOutputVO> bao = new ArrayList<BankAccountOutputVO>();
     
    		for (BankAccount acc : store.getList()) {
    			bao.add(BankAccount.convertBAO(acc));
    		}
     
    		return bao;
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO makeDeposit(String accountNumber, double amount) throws AccountDoesNotExist {
     
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
     
    		int accountNum = Integer.parseInt(accountNumber);
     
    		for (BankAccount acc : store.getList()) {
    			if (acc.getAccountNumber() == accountNum) {
    				acc.setdeposit(amount);
    				store.deposit(acc);
    				bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    			}
    			else{
    				throw new AccountDoesNotExist();
    			}
     
     
    		}
    		return bao;
     
    	}
     
    	public BankAccountOutputVO makeWithdrawal(String accountNumber,
    			double amount) {
     
    		BankAccountOutputVO bao = null;
     
    		int accountNum = Integer.parseInt(accountNumber);
     
    		for (BankAccount acc : store.getList()) {
    			if (acc.getAccountNumber() == accountNum) {
    				if ((acc.getAccountType().equals("Saving Account"))
    						&& (acc.balance >= amount)) {
     
    					acc.setwithdrawl(amount);
    					store.withdraw(acc);
    					bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    					break;
    				} else if ((acc.getAccountType().equals("Current Account"))
    						&& ((acc.balance + acc.overdraftLimit) >= amount)) {
    					acc.setwithdrawl(amount);
    					store.withdraw(acc);
    					bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    					break;
    				} else {
    					bao = BankAccount.convertBAO(acc);
    					break;
    				}
     
    			}
     
    			if (acc == null) {
    				System.out.println("Account Does not avalible");
    				throw new NullPointerException();
     
    			}
    		}
     
    		return bao;
    	}
    }
     
    /highlight
     
    highlight=java
     
    class MakeWithdrawalAction implements _DisplayAction
    {
     
    	public void execute(UserInputVO input, _BankManager bank, _DisplayManager dm) 
    	{
     
    		BankAccountOutputVO output = null;
     
    		output = bank.makeWithdrawal(input
    				.getAccountNumber(), input.getAmount());
     
    		dm.AccountChange(output.getAccountNumber(), output.getName(), output.getBalance(),
    				output.getOverdraft());
    	}
    }
    Last edited by copeg; September 2nd, 2010 at 08:56 AM. Reason: Code tag formatting


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    Default Re: How To add my own Exceptions

    First please use code tags around your code. See: Java Forums - BB Code List
    add my own exception to the withdrawl method.
    Where is the withdrawl method? There is one called: makeWithdrawal Is that it?

    You make your own exceptions by creating a class that extends the Exception class.
    Then you can create an instance of the class and throw that in the withdrawl method:
    throw new MyException("the message I want to pass");

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