Uses of Class
org.clapper.util.misc.NestedException

Packages that use NestedException
org.clapper.util.classutil   
org.clapper.util.cmdline   
org.clapper.util.config org.clapper.util.config - A Configuration File Parser. 
org.clapper.util.io org.clapper.util.io - Input/Output Classes. 
org.clapper.util.mail org.clapper.util.mail - Mail Classes. 
org.clapper.util.misc org.clapper.util.misc - Miscellaneous Utility Classes. 
org.clapper.util.regex   
org.clapper.util.scripting   
org.clapper.util.text org.clapper.util.text - Text and String Classes. 
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.classutil
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.classutil
 class ClassUtilException
          Thrown to indicate that an object already exists when it was expected not to exist.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.cmdline
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.cmdline
 class CommandLineException
          Thrown by a command-line utility when an error occurs while running the command.
 class CommandLineUsageException
          Thrown by a command-line utility to indicate an error on the command line.
 class CommandLineUserException
          Thrown to indicate a user error other than a usage exception.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.config
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.config
 class ConfigurationException
          A ConfigurationException is thrown by the Configuration class to signify errors in a configuration file.
 class NoSuchSectionException
          A NoSuchSectionException is thrown by the Configuration class to signify that a requested configuration section does not exist.
 class NoSuchVariableException
          A NoSuchVariableException is thrown by the Configuration class to signify that a requested configuration variable does not exist.
 class SectionExistsException
          A SectionExistsException is thrown by the Configuration class to signify that a requested configuration section already exists and cannot be created.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.io
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.io
 class IOExceptionExt
          Defines an alternative to the JDK's IOException class that permits localized messages.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.mail
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.mail
 class EmailException
          A EmailException is thrown by the various email classes to signify errors in a configuration file.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.misc
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.misc
 class ObjectExistsException
          Thrown to indicate that an object already exists when it was expected not to exist.
 class SemaphoreException
          Thrown by classes that implement the Semaphore interface, to indicate an error.
 class VersionMismatchException
          Thrown by version-sensitive classes to indicate a fatal version mismatch.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.regex
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.regex
 class RegexException
          Thrown by methods in the RegexUtil class to indicate regular expression-based errors.
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.scripting
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.scripting
 class UnifiedScriptException
           
 

Uses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.text
 

Subclasses of NestedException in org.clapper.util.text
 class UndefinedVariableException
          A UndefinedVariableException is thrown by the VariableSubstituter subclasses and VariableDereferencer subclasses to indicate an undefined variable.
 class VariableSubstitutionException
          A VariableSubstitutionException is thrown by the VariableSubstituter subclasses and VariableDereferencer subclasses to indicate a variable substitution problem.
 class VariableSyntaxException
          A VariableSyntaxException is thrown by the VariableSubstituter subclasses and VariableDereferencer subclasses to indicate a syntax error in a variable reference.
 



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