1.The message text and stack information would be available in an 'MWException' class in Java. You can use a try/catch on the java side to capture the same. Refer the following example:
try{
foo.Class1 c = new foo.Class1();
c.foo();
}
catch(MWException e){
System.out.println(e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
2. Since MWExceptions don’t include the message id, you can write a small function to capture the desired information rather than include it in each try catch.
