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Signals
that a string could not be parsed as a valid URI. getInput(
) returns the string that could not be parsed.
getreason( ) returns an error message.
getIndex( ) returns the character position at
which the syntax error occurred, if that information is available.
getMessage( ) returns a human-readable string that
includes the information from each of the other three methods.

This is a checked exception thrown by all the URI(
) constructors. If you are parsing a hard-coded URI that
you do not believe to contain any syntax errors, and wish to avoid
the checked exception, you can use the URI.create(
) factory method instead of the one-argument version of the
URI( ) constructor.

Figure 12-26. java.net.URISyntaxException

public class

URISyntaxException extends Exception {
// Public Constructors
public

URISyntaxException (String

input , String

reason );
public

URISyntaxException (String

input , String

reason , int

index );
// Public Instance Methods
public int

getIndex ( );
public String

getInput ( );
public String

getReason ( );
// Public Methods Overriding Throwable
public String

getMessage ( );
}

Thrown By

URI.{parseServerAuthority( ), URI(
)}, URL.toURI( )