Is there a preferred way to handle errors in LoadFunc initialization?
I suspect that if I throw an exception in the constructor, the Pig process
might die, which is not friendly, esp. to people working in the shell; but
just printing out an error can obviously lead to trouble later on, as well.
Ideas?

-D

Grunt shell should catch the exceptions and print the error. I think it must be doing that already .
In non-interactive mode, I think it would be OK for the process to die in this situation.
-Thejas
On 8/15/10 4:16 PM, "Dmitriy Ryaboy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Is there a preferred way to handle errors in LoadFunc initialization?
I suspect that if I throw an exception in the constructor, the Pig process
might die, which is not friendly, esp. to people working in the shell; but
just printing out an error can obviously lead to trouble later on, as well.
Ideas?

-D