How to retrieve exception in stored procedure via JDBC?

Hi all,
In many cases, my JDBC call to stored procedure returns sucessfully without any SQLException, but the operations failed due to exception within the stored procedure (eg multiple rows returned for SELECT INTO).
I can see these exception when running interactive in SQLPlus, but JDBC doesn't throw them.
So does anyone know how to track these exception in stored procedure?
Many thanks.

Is your stored procedure catching these exceptions? If so, it may be failing to re-throw them.
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