Purpose: Understanding Exception chaining General Information Referring to Exercise 11.20 (page 439 of the text), you will write code to demonstrating chaining an Exception, instead of demonstrating a rethrow of an Exception. Requirements You will write a Java process module that meets the following requirements: 1. The module will contain two methods (outside of the main method): firstMethod and secondMethod. 2. The main method will call firstMethod. 3. Method firstMethod will call method secondMethod. 4. Method secondMethod will throw an Exception passing the String This Exception thrown in secondMethod.. 5. Method firstMethod will catch the Exception thrown in secondMethod, and will chain the

Exception, adding the String message This Exception caught in secondMethod, chained, and thrown as a new Exception..

6. The main method will catch the Exception and perform the following tasks: a. Output the entire message text to the System.err stream. b. Output the stack trace to the System.err stream.

Expected Output The ellipses at the end indicate that the stack trace continues for some lines after the portion shown (Line numbers and program name for your output will likely be different from these).

This Exception caught in secondMethod, chained, and thrown as a new Exception.

java.lang.Exception: This Exception caught in secondMethod, chained, and thrown as a new Exception. at Lab07.firstMethod(Lab07.java:34) at Lab07.main(Lab07.java:14) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source) at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source) at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source) Grading If your program compiles clearly and functions exactly as required, your grade will be 100%. Otherwise, it will be 0%.