In this tutorial, we learn the differences between throwing an exception and Mono.error() in Spring WebFlux.

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This tutorial explains the differences between throwing an exception and Mono.error() in Spring WebFlux. It provides examples of both approaches and discusses their characteristics and use cases.

The Difference Between Throwing an Exception and Mono.error() in Spring Webflux

2. Traditional Approach: Throwing Exceptions

4. Understanding Key Differences and Use Cases