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What configuration notifies unhandled exceptions in Eclipse?

when in eclipse I use a method that throws an exception, it usually complains if it is not surrounded by try / catch or if the exception is not selected again. But with a few exceptions (e.g. Integer.parseInt (string)) eclipse will not complain.

How to configure eclipse to complain about all unhandled exceptions?

Thank!

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The simple answer is: you cannot.

Longer answer:

  • Checked or excluded exceptions are a fundamental part of the Java language.

  • The Eclipse compiler role does not compile errors or warnings for a valid and perfectly acceptable Java.

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The compiler complains only if checked exceptions are not processed. Here it is expected that Integer.parseInt (string) will throw an exception using numberformatexception or a runtime exception. Because he does not agree.

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