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Hello people,

I don't think my first request got through, so here it goes again.

Has anybody mastered the art of exception handling??? Are there any
research papers or phd thesis or writing on bathroom walls that has
solved this headache.  I am not real enthused about runtime visibility
of exceptions.

Talk to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                           Thanks,
                             Mike Endrizzi