Java Exceptions Can Only Be Rescued if First in Exception List When Running in Interpreted Mode

If you pass multiple exception classes to a rescue class and are running in interpreted mode, Java exceptions can only be rescued if first in the list.

Example code to reproduce:
require 'java'
begin
java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection('jdbc:mysql:blah')
rescue StandardError, java.sql.SQLException => e
puts "Caught exception"
end

That should print "Caught exception" but instead prints the stack trace when run as "jruby -X-C rescue.rb". If you reverse the order of the rescue arguments, it prints "Caught exception" as expected.