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Subject: Exception propagation
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I found this "In a distributed program, the identity is unique across
an entire program, not just across a single partition. Exception
propagation works properly across RPC's. An exception can be propagated
from one partition to another, and then back to the first, where its
identity is known. " in the ARM.

Does this mean that the id of an exception is identical in each
partition? So, if I am using a partitioned OS, can I send an
exception's id from one partition to another and reliably raise it?

REH