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My team is in the middle of cleaning up our use of throws Exception and either removing or replacing them with specific exceptions. A common throws is because an entity was not found. Should we be throwing a generic NotFoundException or a specific SomeClassNotFoundException for each entity class? If we should be throwing a specific exception, should we be creating a specific Exception class for each entity type? Can we safely use generics? Like this class NotFoundException<T extends EntityBaseClass> extends Exception and then the constructor takes care of declaring what Entity type we're dealing with? If we should be throwing a specific exception and not using generics, should those exceptions extend or implement a NotFoundException abstract class or interface?
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