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Now that you ve been introduced to the main entity object classes, how and, more importantly, why would you want to change them The simple answer is that at some point you will probably want to change or augment the default behavior of the framework. You might want to do some additional action when an attribute value is being set, or you may want to perform some logging when a record is deleted. ADF Business Components provides a convenient way to expose a subclass for the entity object classes.

To understand a bit better, start a script, and type the following: 1 + "abc" When you run this script, you ll get the error message Can t make abc into type number. The error number is 1700, which indicates it s a coercion error. There s no partial result, but you do have an offender. The offending object is the string "abc", and the expected type is number. AppleScript tried to coerce "abc" into a number but couldn t.

You ll see how to find out what the error number is in the Knowing What to Do in Case of an Error

Understanding the two main properties of an error, the number and the message, is important both when you want to trap potential errors and when you conspire to take the offender s role and throw an error yourself! You ll learn more about this in the Generating Errors section.

As you have just found out, EntityImpl is the class that represents a single row of data in the entity object cache. It provides a whole range of methods for acting on attribute values and the row of data.

How much effort you put into trapping errors really is up to you. You may be writing a script for your own use, or for a limited use, and don t want to turn it into a big production. In this case, you may want to test the script and explain to the user how to write down any error and let you know about it. On the other hand, if you have to distribute the script among many users or worse, to unknown users all over the place you want to take every precaution that no potential error remains untrapped. In the following sections, I will show how to trap errors.

The one and only preferred way to trap errors in AppleScript is by using try statement blocks, which start with a line containing a single word, try, and end with a line containing two words, end try. Most try blocks also have an additional line in the middle that starts with on error, but you ll learn more about that in the Knowing What to Do in Case of an Error section. The script that follows shows the basic try block: try statement 1 statement 2 statement 3... end try If no errors occur in any of the lines containing statements 1, 2, and 3, then the try block is as much use as life insurance for a vampire. If one of the three statements does throw an error, then subsequent statements from there until the end try statement will be skipped. In fact, every time an error is thrown, AppleScript immediately stops executing the statement where the error occurred and looks to see whether this statement is enclosed by a try statement. In this case, it will find that try statement. If it doesn t find a try statement, then AppleScript has no choice but to air your dirty laundry and let the user know an error has occurred. If AppleScript does find a try statement, AppleScript looks to see whether the try statement has an on error line. This example doesn t have an on error line, just an end try. This means AppleScript continues to execute the script from the line following the end try line, and you may never know that an error has occurred.

Open the editor for the Customers entity object and select the Java tab. Click the edit pencil icon to display the Select Java Options dialog. Select Generate Entity Object Class: CustomersImpl. This will create a Java class CustomersImpl, which is a subclass of EntityImpl. At this point, you will choose not to generate any of the other entity object classes. Select Accessors, Create Method, Data Manipulation Methods, and Remove Method and click OK.