Bundled exceptions let you accumulate "peer" exceptions while proceeding with validation, and then display them as a set when you are done. These peer exceptions are grouped in a container exception called a bundled exception.
To creat a bundled exception, you first must create a list to which you add exceptions as you encounter them:
ArryList peerExceptions = new ArrayList();
peerExceptions.add(new OAException(....));
peerExceptions.add(new OAException(....));
//Raise Exceptions
OAException.raiseBundledOAException(peerExceptions );
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To creat a bundled exception, you first must create a list to which you add exceptions as you encounter them:
ArryList peerExceptions = new ArrayList();
peerExceptions.add(new OAException(....));
peerExceptions.add(new OAException(....));
//Raise Exceptions
OAException.raiseBundledOAException(peerExceptions );
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