cms::UnsupportedOperationException Class Reference
This exception must be thrown when a CMS client attempts use a CMS method that is not implemented or not supported by the CMS Provider in use.
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#include <src/main/cms/UnsupportedOperationException.h>
Detailed Description
This exception must be thrown when a CMS client attempts use a CMS method that is not implemented or not supported by the CMS Provider in use.
- Since:
- 2.0
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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Member Function Documentation
Creates a cloned version of this CMSException instance.
This method passes on ownership of the contained cause exception pointer to the clone. This method is mainly useful to the CMS provider.
- Returns:
- new pointer that is a clone of this Exception, caller owns.
Reimplemented from cms::CMSException.
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