Hi folks, In reading the following: https://camel.apache.org/manual/exception-clause.html#_how_does_camel_select_which_clause_should_handle_a_given_thrown_exception
- the order in which the onException is configured takes precedence. Camel will test from first…last defined. - Camel will start from the bottom (nested caused by) and recursive up in the exception hierarchy to find the first matching onException clause. - instanceof test is used for testing the given exception with the onException clause defined exception list. An exact instanceof match will always be used, otherwise the onException clause that has an exception that is the closets super of the thrown exception is selected (recurring up the exception hierarchy). Is it the case that practically speaking, only the second and third bullets come into play? The documentation is slightly confusing each time in that the first implies that exception handling starts from top to bottom without regard for the exception's class hierarchy, whereas the second and third and subsequent examples seem to have my intuitive understanding in mind where more specific exceptions, regardless of when they are defined (e.g. in a route configuration or in a route), will be caught. I should note that Camel In Action doesn't seem to mention the first bullet either. Is this the right take? Best, Anthony
