Custom Compiler Language

I create my own texteditor,the plan is i want to trap the error message that generate from the java compiler to my language, so i can display the error message with my own words (not an exception errors)..
What should i do, to solve this?
Thanks...

Learn English first and then try to word your question in gramatically and syntactically correct language.Maybe then someone will understand what you're trying to achieve.
I think u dont have skills to solve this? i think u're not an good answer on every forum you joined, am i right?
My question is, When u're compiling your program, and there's error on your code, java compiler generates an error message, is that anyway or how to change this message or how to trap this message, so i can change into my own words? understood....
if u dont, i dont know how to speak with the alien language....
thanks to everyone who tried answer this...
Bonjour....

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