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When checked exceptions are thrown from methods in a constructor that the constructor can’t handle is it okay to catch them and throw them back out as a runtime exception if your sure the application can’t handle it and will be useless without the object being constructed?
Yes, this is inevitable in many constructors anyway when they call other methods since there is always a possibility that they will already throw unchecked exceptions.