Package ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.invalidargumentexception

package ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.invalidargumentexception

The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.invalidargumentexception package defines exceptions for invalid arguments.

Version:

2019-08-01

Autor:

Silvan Wyss

Zugehörige Packages

Package	Beschreibung
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol package provides classes for error control.
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.errormapping	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.errormapping package defines mappers for errors.
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.exception	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.exception package defines some general Exceptions.
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.logging	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.logging package defines a logger.
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.perfomancevalidator	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.perfomancevalidator package defines the types that are declared in the ch.nolix.coreapi.errorcontrolapi.performancevalidatorapi package.
ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.validator	The ch.nolix.core.errorcontrol.validator package defines a validator.

Ausnahmeklassen

Klasse	Beschreibung
ArgumentBelongsToParentException	A ArgumentBelongsToParentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument belongs undesirably to a parent.
ArgumentContainsElementException	A ArgumentContainsElementException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument contains undesirably a given element.
ArgumentDoesNotBelongToParentException	A ArgumentDoesNotBelongToParentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirably not belong to a parent.
ArgumentDoesNotContainElementException	A ArgumentDoesNotContainElementException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirably not contain a given element.
ArgumentDoesNotHaveAttributeException	A ArgumentDoesNotHaveAttributeException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirably not have a specific attribute.
ArgumentDoesNotSupportMethodException	A ArgumentDoesNotSupportMethodException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirably not support an invoked method.
ArgumentHasAttributeException	A ArgumentHasAttributeException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument has undesirably a certain attribute.
ArgumentIsInRangeException	A ArgumentIsInRangeException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given value is undesirably in a certain range.
ArgumentIsNotNullException	A ArgumentIsNotNullException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not (!)
ArgumentIsNullException	A ArgumentIsNullException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably null.
ArgumentIsOutOfRangeException	A ArgumentIsOutOfRangeException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not in a certain range.
BiggerArgumentException	A BiggerArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably bigger than a certain max.
ClosedArgumentException	A ClosedArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when an argument is undesirably closed.
DeletedArgumentException	A DeletedArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably deleted.
EmptyArgumentException	A EmptyArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably empty.
EqualArgumentException	A EqualArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument equals undesirably a certain value.
InvalidArgumentException	A InvalidArgumentException is a RuntimeException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is not valid.
InvalidPortException	A InvalidPortException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given port is not valid.
NegativeArgumentException	A NegativeArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably negative.
NewArgumentException	A NewArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not new.
NonEmptyArgumentException	A NonEmptyArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not (!)
NonNegativeArgumentException	A NonNegativeArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not (!)
NonPositiveArgumentException	A NonPositiveArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably not (!)
PositiveArgumentException	A PositiveArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably positive.
ReferencedArgumentException	A ReferencedArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably referenced.
SmallerArgumentException	A SmallerArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirably smaller than a certain limit.
UnacceptedKeyException	A UnacceptedKeyException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given key is not accepted.
UnconnectedArgumentException	A UnconnectedArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument is undesirable not connected.
UnequalArgumentException	A UnequalArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirably not equal a given value.
UnrepresentingArgumentException	A UnrepresentingArgumentException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does undesirable not represent an object of a certain type.
UnsupportedCaseException	A UnsupportedCaseException is a InvalidArgumentException that is supposed to be thrown when a given argument does support a certain case.