How to record exceptions masked by finally block's exceptions in Java?

The problem I think is that even with AOP you can not intercept the exception consumption process. With AOP you could capture, say, all of the exceptions that are created, but you can't know when they're consumed.

There's a JNI method named "ExceptionCheck()" which, not surprisingly, checks for a pending exception. You can call it in the middle of a native method to see if some prior call has thrown an exception which is waiting around for the JNI method to return before it's actually thrown. I wonder if you could call a native method from finally, then tried to use ExceptionCheck to see if there's a pending exception, if that'd work.

I have no idea whether it would but I'd say it's worth a try.

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