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You can use [ET][1] for this. ET is a small Java 8 library for exception conversion/translation.

With ET it looks like this:

// Do this once
ExceptionTranslator et = ET.newConfiguration().done();
...
// if your method returns something
Function<String, Integer> f = (t) -> et.withReturningTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));
// if your method returns nothing
Consumer<String> c = (t) -> et.withTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));

ExceptionTranslator instances are thread safe an can be shared by multiple components. You can configure more specific exception conversion rules (e.g. FooCheckedException -> BarRuntimeException) if you like. If no other rules are available, checked exceptions are automatically converted to RuntimeException.

(Disclaimer: I am the author of ET) [1]: https://github.com/mscharhag/ET

You can use ET for this. ET is a small Java 8 library for exception conversion/translation.

With ET it looks like this:

// Do this once
ExceptionTranslator et = ET.newConfiguration().done();
...
// if your method returns something
Function<String, Integer> f = (t) -> et.withReturningTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));
// if your method returns nothing
Consumer<String> c = (t) -> et.withTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));

ExceptionTranslator instances are thread safe an can be shared by multiple components. You can configure more specific exception conversion rules (e.g. FooCheckedException -> BarRuntimeException) if you like. If no other rules are available, checked exceptions are automatically converted to RuntimeException.

(Disclaimer: I am the author of ET)

You can use [ET][1] for this. ET is a small Java 8 library for exception conversion/translation.

With ET it looks like this:

// Do this once
ExceptionTranslator et = ET.newConfiguration().done();
...
// if your method returns something
Function<String, Integer> f = (t) -> et.withReturningTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));
// if your method returns nothing
Consumer<String> c = (t) -> et.withTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));

ExceptionTranslator instances are thread safe an can be shared by multiple components. You can configure more specific exception conversion rules (e.g. FooCheckedException -> BarRuntimeException) if you like. If no other rules are available, checked exceptions are automatically converted to RuntimeException. [1]: https://github.com/mscharhag/ET

You can use [ET][1] for this. ET is a small Java 8 library for exception conversion/translation.

With ET it looks like this:

// Do this once
ExceptionTranslator et = ET.newConfiguration().done();
...
// if your method returns something
Function<String, Integer> f = (t) -> et.withReturningTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));
// if your method returns nothing
Consumer<String> c = (t) -> et.withTranslation(() -> myMethod(t));

ExceptionTranslator instances are thread safe an can be shared by multiple components. You can configure more specific exception conversion rules (e.g. FooCheckedException -> BarRuntimeException) if you like. If no other rules are available, checked exceptions are automatically converted to RuntimeException.

(Disclaimer: I am the author of ET) [1]: https://github.com/mscharhag/ET