Hi, i have the following part of code that works fine, however i keep getting an exception message printed on the console i don't know why, here is the piece of code.

try{
myObject.getCollection().remove(aCollectionObject); ... (excepiton line)
}catch(Exception e){

myObject = myObjectDAO.getObjectCollectionsEagerly(myObject.getId());
myObject .getCollection().remove(aCollectionObject);
}


note that i don't want to change the way of working of the program, and it works 100% fine except that i get the fuckin exception message even if i have a try catch, and the message points exactly to to the line (exception line).

i tried to change Exception to RuntimeException but no change.

any suggestion. ... note that i can't load the object eagerly from the begining i have a situation where the first part in the try code works fine.

What kind of exception do you get?

org.hibernate.LazyInitializationException

i get it because the collection is loaded lazily and thats exactly what i want, however when i get this exception, i execute the code in the catch block.

but i don't want to have the stack trace of the exception in my log

I don't think you can select which exceptions are written to the log, and which are not.

yes but since the exception is inside try catch block and since the exception happens in the try block i think that there should not be any logging for the stack trace since i am catching the exception... unless as i think there is some printstacktrace(); in the API of hibernate ... !!!