Answer:
JNI exceptions can be handled by using C++ exception handling. Using throw and catch blocks of C++ and invoking those methods through JNI is one of the solutions. JNI has built in functions for handling exceptions, which is a better choice.
The following methods can be used for handling exceptions:
throw() : An exception object is thrown. It is used in native method for rethrowing an exception
throwNew() : Creates a new object of an exception and throws it.
exceptionDescribe() : The stack trace and the exception will be printed
exceptionOccurred() : It is used for determining whether an exception is thrown
exceptionClear() : A pending exception will be cleared
fatalError() : A fatal error is raised and does not return anything.
The following methods can be used for handling exceptions:
throw() : An exception object is thrown. It is used in native method for rethrowing an exception
throwNew() : Creates a new object of an exception and throws it.
exceptionDescribe() : The stack trace and the exception will be printed
exceptionOccurred() : It is used for determining whether an exception is thrown
exceptionClear() : A pending exception will be cleared
fatalError() : A fatal error is raised and does not return anything.
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