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I have this piece of code where I want to throw an Exception wether the resource is not found



Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
.orElseThrow(com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException(“menu " +
addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


but I got a compilation Error:



com.tdk.web.exception cannot be resolved to a type









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    Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
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    orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
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I have this piece of code where I want to throw an Exception wether the resource is not found



Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
.orElseThrow(com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException(“menu " +
addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


but I got a compilation Error:



com.tdk.web.exception cannot be resolved to a type









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    Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
    – Slaw
    Nov 11 at 14:55








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    orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
    – MC Emperor
    Nov 11 at 14:57













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I have this piece of code where I want to throw an Exception wether the resource is not found



Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
.orElseThrow(com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException(“menu " +
addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


but I got a compilation Error:



com.tdk.web.exception cannot be resolved to a type









share|improve this question













I have this piece of code where I want to throw an Exception wether the resource is not found



Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
.orElseThrow(com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException(“menu " +
addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


but I got a compilation Error:



com.tdk.web.exception cannot be resolved to a type






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    Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
    – Slaw
    Nov 11 at 14:55








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    orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
    – MC Emperor
    Nov 11 at 14:57














  • 4




    Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
    – Slaw
    Nov 11 at 14:55








  • 3




    orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
    – MC Emperor
    Nov 11 at 14:57








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Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
– Slaw
Nov 11 at 14:55






Optional.orElseThrow takes a Supplier that supplies/creates the exception. You appear to be passing the exception directly.
– Slaw
Nov 11 at 14:55






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orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
– MC Emperor
Nov 11 at 14:57




orElseThrow expects a Supplier as its only parameter. You can use a lambda expression to return your exception which is to be thrown. Supplier's only method accepts no argument and in this case expects you to return an Exception or a subclass. () -> new YourException() would suffice.
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Try this and make sure that com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException is accesible



Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
.orElseThrow(() -> new com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException("menu " +
addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


Note the lambda () -> and quotes "menu ".






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    Try this and make sure that com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException is accesible



    Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
    .orElseThrow(() -> new com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException("menu " +
    addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


    Note the lambda () -> and quotes "menu ".






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      Try this and make sure that com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException is accesible



      Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
      .orElseThrow(() -> new com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException("menu " +
      addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


      Note the lambda () -> and quotes "menu ".






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        Try this and make sure that com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException is accesible



        Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
        .orElseThrow(() -> new com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException("menu " +
        addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


        Note the lambda () -> and quotes "menu ".






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        Try this and make sure that com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException is accesible



        Menu menu = menuService.findById(addMenuAmount.getMenuId())
        .orElseThrow(() -> new com.tdk.web.exception.ResourceNotFoundException("menu " +
        addMenuAmount.getMenuId() + " not found "));


        Note the lambda () -> and quotes "menu ".







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