Name
ParseException
Synopsis
Signals that
a string has an incorrect format and cannot be parsed. It is
typically thrown by the parse( )
or
parseObject( )
methods of
Format
and its subclasses, but is also thrown by
certain methods in the java.text
package that are
passed patterns or other rules in string form. The
getErrorOffset( )
method of this class returns the
character position at which the parsing error occurred in the
offending string.
Figure 15-14. java.text.ParseException
public class ParseException extends Exception { // Public Constructors public ParseException(String s, int errorOffset); // Public Instance Methods public int getErrorOffset( ); }
Thrown By
DateFormat.parse( )
, Format.parseObject(
)
, MessageFormat.parse( )
,
NumberFormat.parse( )
,
RuleBasedCollator.RuleBasedCollator( )
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