Every subclass of java.lang.Exception is a checked exception. A checked exception is one that must be advertised from the method that throws it and must either be caught or advertised from the caller.

Exceptions are the customary way in Java to indicate to a calling method that an abnormal condition has occurred. This article discusses two techniques to use when working with exceptions: nesting ...

package dustin.examples; /** * Resource that throws exceptions both in its use and its closure and is only * intended for use in demonstrating Java 7's suppressed exceptions APIs. This * is not a well ...

Although all .Net exceptions are derived from the System.Exception class, not all Java exceptions are derived from java.lang.Exceptions; some generated by the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) are ...

Visual MainWin does its best to map .Net entities to Java equivalents but must sometimes make exceptions — for example, in the case of exceptions.