Do not use WebLogic RollbackException object

This rule detects the use of WebLogic weblogic.transaction.RollbackException objects in a Java file. You can change the exception to javax.transaction.RollbackException .

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The following cases are detected:

1. New Objects and Class Instance Creation example:
   RollbackException e = new RollbackException()

2. Field declaration, object level example:
   private RollbackException e ;

3. Method variable example:
   private void doX(){
       RollbackException e;
   }

4. Cast expression example:
   RollbackException e = (RollbackException) someOtherException;

5. Method throws statement example:
   private void doX() throws MyException, RollbackException {
   // method data here
   }

The object is detected if it is used as a qualified name, such as weblogic.transaction.RollbackException .

The object is also detected if it is used as a simple name, such as RollbackException , if either of the following two import statements exist:
import weblogic.transaction.*;
or
import weblogic.transaction.RollbackException;