1 /* URISyntaxException.java -- a string could not be parsed as a URI
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42 * This exception is thrown when a String cannot be parsed as a URI.
44 * @author Eric Blake (ebb9@email.byu.edu)
47 * @status updated to 1.4
49 public class URISyntaxException
extends Exception
52 * Compatible with JDK 1.4+.
54 private static final long serialVersionUID
= 2137979680897488891L;
61 private final String input
;
64 * The index of failure.
66 * @serial the location of the problem
68 private final int index
;
71 * Create an exception from the invalid string, with the index set to -1.
73 * @param input the bad URI
74 * @param msg the descriptive error message
75 * @throws NullPointerException if input or msg are null
77 public URISyntaxException(String input
, String msg
)
83 * Create an exception from the invalid string, with the index of the
86 * @param input the bad URI
87 * @param msg the descriptive error message
88 * @param index the index of the parse error, or -1
89 * @throws NullPointerException if input or msg are null
90 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if index < -1
92 public URISyntaxException(String input
, String msg
, int index
)
94 // The toString() hack checks for null.
95 super(msg
.toString());
96 this.input
= input
.toString();
99 throw new IllegalArgumentException();
103 * Returns the bad input string.
105 * @return the bad URI, guaranteed non-null
107 public String
getInput()
113 * Returns the reason for the failure.
115 * @return the message, guaranteed non-null
117 public String
getReason()
119 return super.getMessage();
123 * Returns the index of the failure, or -1.
125 * @return the index of failure
127 public int getIndex()
133 * Returns a message describing the parse error, as if by
134 * <code>getReason() + (getIndex() >= 0 ? " at index " + getIndex() : "")
135 * + ": " + getInput()</code>.
137 * @return the message string
139 public String
getMessage()
141 return (super.getMessage() + (index
>= 0 ?
" at index " + index
: "")