Error handling bug

[rishikunnath2747]

This PR fixes the bug where the error handling for duplicate scenario and virus scenario was incorrect

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Gemini Automated Review
Summary of Changes

This commit removes the extraction of the objectId property from a JSON object within the formResponse method. The rationale for this removal is unclear and may introduce errors.

Best Practices Review

• Potential Bug: Removal of objectId assignment without addressing its subsequent usage in the formResponse method. This will likely cause a runtime error (NullPointerException or similar).
• Missing Error Handling: The code lacks try-catch blocks around JSON parsing, making it vulnerable to JSONExceptions.
• Inconsistent Formatting: (Assuming inconsistent formatting based on the potential for this kind of oversight in a larger codebase. More information about the formatting would be needed to give a precise finding.)

Potential Bugs

• Uninitialized variable objectId will be used in formResponse method, leading to a NullPointerException or similar.
• Lack of error handling for JSON parsing may cause the application to crash if the JSON structure is unexpected or invalid.

Recommendations

• Priority 1: If objectId is no longer needed, remove all references to it from the formResponse method. If it's still needed, reinstate the extraction of objectId from the succinctProperties JSON object.

• Priority 1: Implement try-catch blocks to handle potential JSONExceptions when parsing the JSON response. For example:

try {
    JSONObject succinctProperties = formResponse.getJSONObject("succinctProperties");
    String objectId = succinctProperties.getString("objectId");
    // ... rest of the code ...
} catch (JSONException e) {
    // Log the error and handle it appropriately (e.g., return an error, use a default value, etc.)
    logger.error("Error parsing JSON response: ", e);
    return null; // Or throw a custom exception.
}

• Priority 2: Review and ensure consistent formatting throughout the codebase. Consider using an automated formatter.

Quality Rating

4/10

Overall

The code change is risky and likely to introduce runtime errors. The lack of error handling is a serious concern. Addressing the uninitialized variable and adding proper exception handling is crucial before merging. The lack of information on formatting makes it hard to fully assess code quality.