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Kind of similar to the test case from bug 359334 comment 6. The throw statements inside the try blocks are not method exit points as the exceptions are caught. (Test case from bug 359334 comment 6 works fine though) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- protected void buildANTScript(String name) throws IOException { OutputStream outputStream = new FileOutputStream(name); try { if (name.length() > 10) throw new IOException(); // incorrect warning } catch (IOException ex) { throw ex; } try { System.out.println(outputStream); throw new NullPointerException(); // incorrect warning } catch (NullPointerException npe) { throw npe; } } ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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