Summary
configures whether Exceptions are to be thrown, if objects can not be stored.
- Assembly
- Db4objects
.Db4o-2010 .dll - Namespace
- Db4objects
.Db4o .Config - Containing Type
- ICommonConfiguration
Syntax
bool ExceptionsOnNotStorable { set; }Remarks
configures whether Exceptions are to be thrown, if objects can not be stored.
db4o requires the presence of a constructor that can be used to instantiate objects. If no default public constructor is present, all available constructors are tested, whether an instance of the class can be instantiated. Null is passed to all constructor parameters. The first constructor that is successfully tested will be used throughout the running db4o session. If an instance of the class can not be instantiated, the object will not be stored. By default, execution will be stopped with an Exception. This method can be used to configure db4o to not throw an
The default for this setting is true.
In a client/server environment it is good practice to configure the client and the server in exactly the same way.
db4o requires the presence of a constructor that can be used to instantiate objects. If no default public constructor is present, all available constructors are tested, whether an instance of the class can be instantiated. Null is passed to all constructor parameters. The first constructor that is successfully tested will be used throughout the running db4o session. If an instance of the class can not be instantiated, the object will not be stored. By default, execution will be stopped with an Exception. This method can be used to configure db4o to not throw an
Db4objects.Db4o.Ext.ObjectNotStorableException
if an object can not be stored.
The default for this setting is true.
In a client/server environment it is good practice to configure the client and the server in exactly the same way.
Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool | true to throw Exceptions if objects can not be stored. |