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Tag: exception

Custom Exceptions for JWT authentication don’t work JAVa

I implemented in my API Rest JWT authentication, but the exceptions that I created don’t work. This is what I expect: This is what I get: This is my CustomException Class This is what I have in my globalExceptionHandler And finally this is what I have in the method validateToken in JwtTokenProvider: public boolean validateToken(String token){ I really appreciate if

NoSuchElementException Problem in User Input Java

I’m confused while using an Java program I created. Initially, when a user Ctrl+D during the input, it will promptly end the program and display an error in the form of this, Doing a bit of research I note that Ctrl+D terminates the input of sort. Therefore, I tried add few more lines to my codes to prevent the error

How to properly use Exception method getMessage

I have the following java code: how can I set e.getMessage() so that System.out.println(e.getMessage()) will print “Pretty please enter an int: ” Answer You only set the message when the exception is created, it’s an argument to the constructor. In your case it would have been nice if the InputMismatchException was created like this: tnrow new InputMismatchException(“Pretty please enter an

Spring @Valid Message Not Coming Through in Response

I have a CQRS Rest API using Spring and Axon. Validation is setup for inputs using the javax.validation library. The validation is working properly, and catching that the ‘username’ needs to be at least 2 character long. However the message associated with the failed validation is not showing up in the response to the Post request. The response is ultimately

Pretty message on exceptions from REST app

I have a problem with my REST app. Here is the git link to ease your burden: https://github.com/TheNiceGuy123/AstonishingBackEnd Here is the raw code also: Classes posted in order: Employee Controller: Employee Service: Global Exception Handler: CNPNotFoundException class: ApiErrorModel class: I want to give some relevant informations to the user like in the second picture but in postman everything remains at

How to show that a Catch block for the Parent-exception will handle subclasses as well

I have met this problem. I have created a class CatHandler, with 3 inner classes (ExceptionAlpha extends Exception, ExceptionBeta extends ExceptionAlpha, ExceptionGammer extends ExceptionBeta). These three exception subclasses are empty; they contain no code. All code should be written in CatHandler. Now the question is to write some code in CatHandler to show that ExceptionBeta and ExceptionGammer will be caught

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