#31 No Exception Documentation for Enhancer.create() Methods

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There's a lack of exception documentation on the Enhancer.create() methods (and may exist elsewhere in the API documentation, too). Or rather what happens if the enhancer can't create the subclass (and/or implementation) or if it can't instantiate the dynamic subclass. In the standard Java lib, Constructor.newInstance() specifies four different exceptions it can throw: IllegalArgumentException, InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException, and InvocationTargetException. Given the nature of the Enhancer.create(), It seems that at minimum these four exceptions could arise, but the method does not throw any of these. I can only conclude that thowables that are subclasses of RuntimeException are handled internally and an instance RuntimeException (or a subclass thereof) is thrown on failure, instead. (The alternative would be for the method to silently fail and return a null.) Unfortunately, this provides very little help in determining how to handle the exception, determining whether or not my application or lib can recover, and how it can recover.