Suppressing exception raised in Groovy

[hussain123]

First of all I am sorry to post this question here since I don't know where to post the question related to Groovy.Since it is much similar to JAVA i am posting it here.
I am trying to connect to a database in GROOVY and if it fails then it should display an appropriate message on the screen.The entire code I have put it in a try-catch block.When the connection to the db fails my control goes to the catch block and in that catch block I am displaying my custom error message.But alongwith the custom error message the exception raised while connecting to the db is also shown.I don't want this exception to be displayed to the user.
Does anyone have any idea why it is showing the exception too when I am not printing the exception raised?

An help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Hussain

[N002199B]

First of all I am sorry to post this question here since I don't know where to post the question related to Groovy.Since it is much similar to JAVA i am posting it here.
I am trying to connect to a database in GROOVY and if it fails then it should display an appropriate message on the screen.The entire code I have put it in a try-catch block.When the connection to the db fails my control goes to the catch block and in that catch block I am displaying my custom error message.But alongwith the custom error message the exception raised while connecting to the db is also shown.I don't want this exception to be displayed to the user.
Does anyone have any idea why it is showing the exception too when I am not printing the exception raised?

An help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Hussain

Can you send a sample of your try catch block. I am of the feeling you are using the generic exeption error message appended with your custom one each time you display the error....

It is just a hunch. How do you find Groovy though? Is it worth moving to

[N002199B]

sorry, I meant your Catch Block

[hussain123]

Hi
This is the line for which it is displaying the exception on the screen and then going into the catch block.

	consConn.eachRow(consSql)

The above code is in the try block where it is throwing the exception and displaying on the screen before going into the catch block.


Regards,
Hussain