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Description
| Class Summary | |
| XQueryStackFrame | An XQuery evaluator stack frame. |
| Exception Summary | |
| ContentInsertEntityException | This is a specialization of ContentInsertException that
indicates the insertion faled because an XML entity embedded in
the document could not be resolved. |
| ContentInsertException | This exception indicates a failed attempt to insert a
Content object. |
| RequestException | The base class for exceptions related to submitting requests to the server. |
| RequestPermissionException | This exception indicates missing or incorrect permissions for a server request. |
| RequestServerException | This is the base class for for exceptions originating in the server (XQuery syntax errors, etc) as opposed exceptions related to communicating with the server. |
| RetryableXQueryException | A specialization of XQueryException which is always
retryable, to define a distinct exception type that can be caught
separately. |
| ServerConnectionException | This exception indicates a problem with the connection to the server. |
| ServerResponseException | This exception indicates that an unrecognized response was received from the server. |
| StreamingResultException | This unchecked (runtime) exception may be thrown by some methods
of streaming ResultSequence objects if
an IOException occurs while processing the
streaming data. |
| UnimplementedFeatureException | This exception indicates either that some planned feature is not yet implemented in the current version of XCC, or that the server to which it is connecting does not support some the operation. |
| XccConfigException | This exception indicates a configuration problem. |
| XccException | Superclass of all exceptions specific to XCC. |
| XQueryException | A server exception resulting from an error encountered while evaluating XQuery. |
This package contains all the exceptions defined by XCC. All but one of these exceptions are related to processing requests. The other one is a an exception that can be thrown if a bad configuraton situation is encountered.
The exception class hierarchy is shown in this UML diagrams. Click on the image to see it full-size:
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Complete online documentation for MarkLogic Server, XQuery and related components may be found at developer.marklogic.com