He bien oui mais apparemment c'est uniquement le cas pour les exceptions systèmes. Pour les exception de l'application ce n'est pas le cas. Je tiens ces infos de ce site :
"Because the EJB container does not know how to process an application-specific exception, it does not intercept any. Also, application exceptions are not logged by the container. Developers need not wrap such an exception in an EJBException. In fact, to prevent the container from hi-jacking the exception, developers SHOULD NOT write code to swallow the exception."
[^] # Re: Type d'exception
Posté par Nibuzer . En réponse au message servlet ne catch pas une exception lancée par un EJB. Évalué à 1.
http://coding.mu/archives/2003/09/03/ejb-exception-handling/
"Because the EJB container does not know how to process an application-specific exception, it does not intercept any. Also, application exceptions are not logged by the container. Developers need not wrap such an exception in an EJBException. In fact, to prevent the container from hi-jacking the exception, developers SHOULD NOT write code to swallow the exception."