Is there a way to catch native exceptions so that the application won't crash ?

i had a crash before when a GLJPanel got painted while a buffer named (which should have been cleared) was still there and got used for rendering ,
i fixed that issue , but the question is , is there a way to just catch the exception and log it and avoid crashing ?
log file of the crash

Hello

You obtain an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION, it can happen when there is something wrong in the position of your buffer that makes JOGL try to read too far beyond the limit. It's probably not a bug in JOGL itself, the problem is rather in your own source code.

Thanks for replying ,
ok , that's true for that case , but i mentioned it just as an example ,
what i was asking about is that if there's a general way to catch exceptions thrown by openGL or jogl to prevent java application from crashing ,
suppose an end user was trying the application and due to some problem with GPU driver or a bug in the software an exception is thrown ,
should that exception crash the application without at least displaying error message to the user and give him a chance to save progress or send a log file to the developers for investigation ?

GLException is a kind of unchecked exception derived from RuntimeException, some methods can throw those exceptions without having to declare "throws GLException". You can catch the exceptions in your GLEventListener, can't you?