Remove redundant throws from Java close() methods #1371
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A close() imlementation that never throws an exception does not need to declare that one might be thrown, even if the corresponding method in an implemented interface does declare an exception might be thrown. Signed-off-by: Mark S. Lewis <[email protected]>
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A close() imlementation that never throws an exception does not need to declare that one might be thrown, even if the corresponding method in an implemented interface does declare an exception might be thrown.