Uses of Class
ccc.api.exceptions.CCException

Packages that use CCException

ccc.api.exceptions
ccc.api.jaxrs.providers
ccc.cli.fileupload	Classes for remote file upload to CCC7.

Uses of CCException in ccc.api.exceptions

Subclasses of CCException in ccc.api.exceptions

class	ConflictException An API call failed due to a conflict with the current state of the resource.
class	CycleDetectedException This exception indicates that a cycle was detected where a resource refers to itself, either directly or indirectly.
class	EntityNotFoundException Exception indicating that the look up of an entity failed.
class	InsufficientPrivilegesException This exception indicates that a user attempted to perform an operation without sufficient privileges.
class	InvalidException This request indicates that an API method was invoked with incorrect inputs.
class	LockMismatchException An exception used to indicate that a resource is locked by another user.
class	ResourceExistsException Indicates a resource cannot be created because an existing resource already has the same absolute path.
class	UnauthorizedException An exception indicating that access to an entity was denied.
class	UnlockedException An exception used to indicate that a resource is unlocked.
class	WorkingCopyNotSupportedException Indicates that a resource that doesn't support working copies.

Uses of CCException in ccc.api.jaxrs.providers

Methods in ccc.api.jaxrs.providers with type parameters of type CCException

<T extends CCException> T

RestExceptionMapper.fromResponse(java.lang.String body) Map from a response to the corresponding exception.

Methods in ccc.api.jaxrs.providers with parameters of type CCException

javax.ws.rs.core.Response	RestExceptionMapper.toResponse(CCException e)
javax.ws.rs.core.Response	RestExceptionMapper.toResponse(CCException e, MimeType responseType) Convert an exception to a JAX-RS response.

Uses of CCException in ccc.cli.fileupload

Methods in ccc.cli.fileupload that throw CCException

java.util.UUID	Server.createFolder(java.util.UUID parentFolder, java.lang.String name, boolean publish) Create a folder in the new system.
java.util.UUID	Server.getRoot() Get the id of the root folder in the new system.