It depends, if the try/catch is entirely inside a loop, the
loop itself can continue.

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<ameerov@gmail.com> wrote...

That depends on your specific implementation.

Lets say that you have all urls as strings in a list of some sort.

Then you iterate through them somehow, e.g:

for (int i = 0; i < numberOfUrls; i++)
{
  String url = (String) listOfUrls.get(i);

  try
  {
    // Some parsing or whatever, that can
    // throw a MalformedURLException

    // Here you proceed on the urls that hasn't
    // thrown a MalformedURLException
  }
  catch (MalformedURLException mux)
  {
     // Here you do whatever you want, e.g.
     // write the String url to a logfile, to
     // check at a later time.
  }
}

// Bjorn A

you put a try block around the whole thing so if anything fails it
jumps to the end.
where you can do a finally close.