Package ch.systemsx.cisd.common.exceptions

package ch.systemsx.cisd.common.exceptions

Class	Description
AuthorizationFailureException	A UserFailureException for authorization failure.
ConfigurationFailureException	The ConfigurationFailureException is the super class of all exceptions that have their cause in an inappropriate configuration of the system.
EnvironmentFailureException	The EnvironmentFailureException is the super class of all exceptions that have their cause in the software or hardware environment of the system failing.
ExceptionUtils	Provides utilities for manipulating and examining Throwable objects.
ExceptionWithStatus
FileExistsException	An exception indicating that an output file already exists.
HighLevelException	An exception that is "high-level" in the sense that we have a pretty good understanding what the failure means in the context where the exception has been thrown.
InternalErr	Exception representing internal error in the program caused by programmer error.
InvalidAuthenticationException	Exception to be thrown when authentication of a service at another service fails.
InvalidExternalDataException	Data provided to the system from another system is invalid.
InvalidSessionException	This UserFailureException extension signals that a session has expired.
IStatusChecker
MasqueradingException	A RuntimeException extension which almost clones given rootException without saving it as cause.
NotImplementedException	This is an extension to the RuntimeException for unimplemented methods.
NotImplementedException.StackTraceExtractor	An automatic stack trace extractor.
Status	A class that holds the information about the status of an operation.
StatusFlag	The status of an operation.
StatusWithResult<T>	A Status that can also hold a result.
SystemExitException	Thrown by SystemExit instead of plain RuntimeException
UnknownLastChangedException	Used to signal the error of getting last modification time of a store item
UserFailureException	The UserFailureException is the super class of all exceptions that have their cause in an inappropriate usage of the system.