Throwable
or a super type of a Throwable
. The
parameter type must be a Function
or a BiFunction
.
For a Function
the input parameter must be a String
which will be the message
associated with the method. The result type must Throwable
or a super type of a Throwable
.
For a BiFunction
one of the input parameters must be a String
which will be the
message associated with the method. The other input parameter must be a Throwable
or a super type of a
Throwable
and must be assignable from the parameter annotated with Cause
. The result type must
Throwable
or a super type of a Throwable
.
Example
@Message("The operation failed due to %s")
Example Usage
throw Bundle.MESSAGES.operationFailed(IllegalArgumentException::new, "start");
throw Bundle.MESSAGES.operationFailed(IllegalStateException::new, cause, "start");
- Author:
- James R. Perkins