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The title contains the entire question. I would be also grateful for a link to documentation holding an answer.
In Java unhandled exceptions perculate to the top of the thread in which they were thrown. Java allows you to install a thread-level uncaught exception handler. The behavior when there is no default exception handler specified, as far as I know, is not defined by the Java specification. Sun’s JDK observed default behavior is to print the exception message and its stack trace to stderr.