An object of this class is thrown by
Method.invoke( ) and
Constructor.newInstance( ) when an exception is
thrown by the method or constructor invoked through those methods.
The InvocationTargetException class serves as a
wrapper around the object that was thrown; that object can be
retrieved with the getTargetException( ) method.
In Java 1.4 and later, all exceptions can be
"chained" in this way, and
getTargetException( ) is superseded by the more
general getCause( ) method.
Figure 10-96. java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
public class
InvocationTargetException extends Exception {
// Public Constructors
public
InvocationTargetException (Throwable
target );
public
InvocationTargetException (Throwable
target , String
s );
// Protected Constructors
protected
InvocationTargetException ( );
// Public Instance Methods
public Throwable
getTargetException ( );
// Public Methods Overriding Throwable
1.4 public Throwable
getCause ( );
}