Personally, I'm partial to "catch ( Throwable e)" in Java, so that any exception or error gets noticed, and then log what was broken by such problem. The decla

Personally, I'm partial to "catch ( Throwable e)" in Java, so that any exception or error gets noticed, and then log what was broken by such problem. The declared exceptions (and exceptions vs errors) in Java are a nuisance, IMHO. For example, use any kind of "dependency injection" ("strategy" pattern, driver plugin(s) for other, older languages) via reflection, and suddenly all of your exceptions have transmogrified into errors :-(