public class P4JavaException
extends java.lang.Exception

Superclass for all P4Java-generated exceptions. Such exceptions are used for at least potentially-catchable errors; things corresponding more to panic situations are normally signaled by P4JavaError subclasses.

Unless otherwise noted, all exceptions thrown across PJava's public methods and interfaces are a subclass of this class or the associated P4JavaError class; this means any OS or JVM (etc.) exceptions are wrapped in a suitable subclass.

P4JavaException error messages are deliberately not internationalized or localized: in general, almost all end-user-visible error messages are generated by the underlying Perforce server; these are simply wrapped and passed-through as-is (and will be localised if they were localised on the server). All other error messages are either wrapped OS messages (which will be internationalized if the OS internationalized them) or a very limited set of English error messages from within P4Java itself. Since this latter set is tiny, it has been left in the en/us locale, but this can be changed if there's enough demand.