Does it make sense for the EventListenerSupport class to have a separate method to fire an event "quietly" i.e. without throwing exceptions to the caller?
I've needed to implement it locally to guarantee that all listeners receive the event, whereas the standard fire() terminates on the first exception. Both methods seem like they have valid use cases. You can simulate the "quiet" call by catching all exceptions on all listeners, but IMO that's a less than ideal solution. Is something that can/should go in the commons class? - Dan
