What does a buffer overflow in Java look like?

Question

I have seen buffer overflows in other programming languages, but how does it look in Java?

Answer 1

Does Java have buffer overflows?

The above answer explains why it is not common in java to actually trigger a buffer overflow. If you get one, the error is usually not in your code, unless you program with a native interface.

I guess (speculation here) that it then depends on the native interface what a possible exception might look like, or wether the exception is handled at all, or the JVM will just crash with a system level exception.