Uses of Interface
org.refcodes.exception.Trap

Uses of Trap in org.refcodes.exception

Classes in org.refcodes.exception that implement Trap

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractException	Base exception for unpredictable / checked (untestable states) exceptions, providing functionality for exception specific multi-language messages.
class	AbstractHiddenException	Base exception for hidden (unchecked) / subsystem exceptions, providing functionality for exception specific multi-language messages.
class	AbstractIOException	Base exception for I/O exceptions, providing functionality for exception specific multi-language messages.
class	AbstractRuntimeException	Base exception for runtime (unchecked) / predictable (testable states) exceptions, providing functionality for exception specific multi-language messages.
class	BugException	Exception bugs (unchecked).
class	IntegrityException	An integrity exception is thrown whenever the integrity of data may be violated.
class	IORuntimeException	Unchecked exception with the same semantics as the IOException.
class	LockedException	Thrown in case an instance being locked is still being accessed in a modifying way (see org.refcodes.mixin.Lockable in the refcodes-mixin artifact).
static class	LockedException.LockedRuntimeException	Thrown in case an instance being locked is still being accessed in a modifying way (see org.refcodes.mixin.Lockable in the refcodes-mixin artifact).
class	MarshalException	Thrown when marshaling / serializing an object fails.
class	TimeoutIOException	Thrown in case opening or accessing an open line (connection, junction, link) caused timeout problems.
class	UnmarshalException	Thrown when unmarshaling / deserializing an object fails.
class	VerifyRuntimeException	A verify exception is thrown in case the verification of the result (of an algorithm) failed.
class	VetoException	Thrown to signal that an operation is being vetoed by a third party observing the invocation of the given operation.
static class	VetoException.VetoRuntimeException	Thrown to signal that an operation is being vetoed by a third party observing the invocation of the given operation.