Uses of Class org.omg.CORBA.SystemException

This exception is thrown when reading from the ORBs input streams certain specific data layouts (object recursive references to itself).

The wrapper of the arbitrary exception into the System exception.

Invoke the object method.

Converts CORBA SystemException into RMI RemoteException.

Converts CORBA SystemException into RMI RemoteException.

The ACTIVITY_COMPLETED indicates that the Activity context in which the method call was made has been completed due to a timeout of either the Activity itself or a transaction that encompasses the Activity.

The ACTIVITY_REQUIRED system exception indicates that an Activity context was necessary to perform the invoked operation, but one was not found associated with the calling thread.

Means that the operation is invoked by a client but the passed context has no values required by this operation.

Means that the caller has invoked operations in the wrong order.

Means that the object exists but does not support the operation that was invoked on it.

The exception thrown when a parameter passed to a call is considered illegal.

The BAD_QOS is raised when the object cannot support the quality of service required by an invocation parameter.

Means that the some TypeCode has been realized to be invalid (for example, has an invalid TCKind value).

Raised when client and server are unable to reach any consensus on which code set should be used to represent the characters.

Means that the communication has been lost while an operation was in progress

Means that the ORB cannot convert between the marshalled and native data representation.

Means errors, related to freeing the allocated memory.

Means that the server has reached some implementation limit (too many clients, too many references, too long parameters and so on).

Means that the server cannot be initialized because of the some reason.

Means an internal failure in the ORB.

Means errors, related to the interface repository.

Raised when the transaction or Activity is resumed in a different context than from which it was suspended.

Means that request carried an invalid transaction context.

Means invalid flag, passed during operation.

Means that some IDL identifier has a wrong syntax.

Means that some object reference is internally malformed.

This exception is thrown when an invocation cannot be made because of an incompatibility between Policy overrides that apply to the particular invocation.

Means that some request or reply from the network has a wrong size or is structurally invalid.

Means that while the operation being invoked does exists, no implementation for it exists.

Means that the server has runned out of memory.

Means that the caller has no rights to invoke the operation.

Means that the ORB has reached some general resource limitation like maximal number of the opened connections.

Means that the client attempts to retrieve the result that is not yet available.

Means an attempt to perform some operation on a deleted object.

This exception typically indicates an administrative mismatch.

Indicates a persistent storage failure like database crash.

Raised on the failure of the requested or implied attempt to rebind an object reference.

Raised when no delivery has been made during the specified timeout duration.

Raised when the TransactionPolicy in the IOR is not the same as the current transaction mode.

Means that request carried a null transaction context, but an active transaction is required.

Means that transaction associated with the request has already been rolled back or marked to roll back.

Raised in response to the abnormal termination of the transaction service.

Means that the ORB cannot reach the object.

Means that the operation implementation has thrown a non-CORBA exception.

Our implementation will not call this method.

Our implementation will not call this method.