Currently, when a required service isn't found, it allows the underlying iterator throw NoSuchElementException. This is fine, since it's in the Javadoc and is still an exception, but it'd be better to wrap this or provide an alternate exception with a better message including the name of the class it failed to find.
Currently, when a required service isn't found, it allows the underlying iterator throw
NoSuchElementException. This is fine, since it's in the Javadoc and is still an exception, but it'd be better to wrap this or provide an alternate exception with a better message including the name of the class it failed to find.