Thanks for your kind explanation.
The describing text is easy to realize, but what I wanted to really
know is, how to deal with (custom formatted) exception messages. So,
is it good practice to use the Exception e.getLocalizedMessage() and
use the Java-mechanism to deal with that, perhaps in conjunction with
the Android-string localization features.

What I have is exception throwing code (that creates custom
formatted / not just text values that can be retrieved from the res/*
files). And I ask myself, what to do here the best. At somepoint an
exception *may* bubble up to a error message to the user, and how to
localize these the best way.

Cheers,
R.

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