Package jain

This package contains the common JAIN Exceptions, which are used throughout all the JAIN specifications.

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Exception Summary

CreateProviderException	The CreateProviderException is thrown when a problem is encountered while trying to instantiate an object that implements the JainMgcpProvider interface.
DeleteProviderException	The DeleteProviderException is thrown when a problem is encountered while trying to delete an object that implements the Jain Provider interface.
InvalidAddressException	This JAIN InvalidAddressException is thrown if a listener with a user-address whose point-code does not match that of the stack that owns the provider the listener is registered on (i.e.
InvalidArgumentException	This Exception indicates that an invalid argument is passed into a method.
InvalidPathNameException	This Exception is thrown when the path name is not set correctly.
JainException	This Exception is thrown when a general JAIN error is encountered.
ListenerAlreadyRegisteredException	This exception is thrown if the add Jain Listener method of a Jain Provider is invoked to add a Jain Listener to the list of registered Event Listeners, and the Jain Listener to be added is already a current registered Event Listener.
ListenerNotRegisteredException	This exception is thrown if the remove Jain Listener method of a Jain Provider is invoked to remove a Jain Listener from he list of registered Event Listeners, and the Jain Listener to be removed is not currently a registered Event Listener.
MandatoryParameterNotSetException	This Exception is thrown as a result of the following two situations: if all of the mandatory parameters required by an implementation of a JainTcapProvider to send either a ComponentReqEvent or a DialogueReqEvent have not been set or if an attempt is made to access a JAIN TCAP Mandatory parameter that has not been set within either a ComponentReqEvent or a DialogueReqEvent.
MethodNotSupportedException	This Exception indicates that the method which was invoked is not supported by the implementation.
ParameterNotSetException	This Exception is thrown when an attempt is made to access a parameter of a JAIN primitive when the value of the primitive has not yet been set.
PeerUnavailableException	The Peer Unavailable Exception indicates that the JAIN Peer (a particular implementation of JAIN) is unavailable on the current system.
PlatformException	A PlatformException indicates an implementation specific exception.

Package jain Description

This package contains the common JAIN Exceptions, which are used throughout all the JAIN specifications.

These Jain Exceptions will fall under the JAIN Common JSR in future revisions of this specification.