Answer:
JNI exceptions are handled by using the following:
* Throw( )
Throws an existing exception object. Used in native methods to rethrow an exception.
* ThrowNew( )
Creates a new exception object and throws.
* ExceptionOccurred( )
Determines the exception status of throws and not yet cleared.
* ExceptionDescribe( )
Displays the exception and stack trace
* ExceptionClear( )
A pending exception is cleared.
* FatalError( )
Causes a fatal error to raise and does not return.
* Throw( )
Throws an existing exception object. Used in native methods to rethrow an exception.
* ThrowNew( )
Creates a new exception object and throws.
* ExceptionOccurred( )
Determines the exception status of throws and not yet cleared.
* ExceptionDescribe( )
Displays the exception and stack trace
* ExceptionClear( )
A pending exception is cleared.
* FatalError( )
Causes a fatal error to raise and does not return.
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