OsidException or one of its subclasses is thrown by all methods of all
interfaces of an Open Service Interface Definition (OSID). This requires the caller of an OSID package method handle the OsidException. Since the application using an OSID can not determine where an implementation method will ultimately execute, it must assume a worst case scenerio and protect itself. OSID Implementations should throw their own subclasses of OsidException and limit exception messages to those predefined by their own OsidException or its superclasses. This approach to exception messages allows Applications and OSID implementations using an OsidException's predefined messages to handle exceptions in an interoperable way.
<p> OSID Version: 2.0 </p>
<p> Licensed under the org.osid.SidImplementationLicenseMIT. </p>
Located in /harmoni/oki2/osid/OsidException.php (line 26)
Class | Description |
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SharedException | OsidException or one of its subclasses is thrown by all methods of all |
Transaction already marked Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Configuration error Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Error assigning configuration Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Error assigning context Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Interface not found Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Manager instantiation error Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Manager not found Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Manager not OSID implementation Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
No transaction marked Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Null argument Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Operation failed Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Permission denied Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
Unimplemented method Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
OSID Version mismatch Note: This method is PHP's equivalent of a static field.
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