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Java Class Q&A » extend Class » exception

1. How do you extend the Java Exception class with a custom exception that takes a String parameter? stackoverflow.com

So I see you can extend the Exception class like so:

public FooException(Exception e)
{
    this.initCause(e);
}

But what if you want to pass not an exception to FooException's constructor - but ...

2. Throwing exceptions on an extended class? forums.oracle.com

jverd wrote: dnedrow wrote: Aha! I see the problem. My exception was extending Exception, not RunTimeException. Just getting it to compile doesn't mean it's right. There are specific reasons for checked vs. unchecked exceptions. You shouldn't add an unchecked exception just to get something to compile when the parent class doesn't throw any checked exceptions. RuntimeException and its descendants specifically indicate ...

3. Can we extend the Throwable class instead of Exception Class?? forums.oracle.com

I don't want to hijack the thread here, but in a conversational tone...on a related note.. I've thought about this too a bit and wondered if there are some recommended practices about catching and handling Throwable in certain applications. Like the other day I was debugging a web application that was triggering a 500. The only way I could find the ...

4. How to add an exception to private member of class to an extended class forums.oracle.com

5. exceptions and extending classes forums.oracle.com

Hello. I just came across some code that I expected would not compile, but it does. I have an interface that defines a method such as: public String getString() throws Exception; When i implement this in a class, it seems that i can omit the throws exception from my impleementation's method signature, such as: public String getString() { return "bob"; } ...