public class InvalidXsdException extends ImportException
_errorCode, _errorCodeArguments
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InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_,
ErrorCode errorCode_)
Creates an instance with the given diagnostics and error code.
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InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_,
ErrorCode errorCode_,
java.lang.String... errorCodeArguments_)
Creates an instance with the given diagnostics, error code and error code
arguments.
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InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_,
ErrorCode errorCode_,
java.lang.String[] errorCodeArguments_,
java.lang.Throwable cause_)
Creates an instance with the given diagnostics, error code, error code arguments and cause
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getDiagnostics, getErrorCode, getErrorCodeArguments, hasSameErrorCodeAndArguments, setDiagnostics
getErrorCodeArguments, getErrorCodeArgumentsAsStringArray, getLocalizedMessage, getLocalizedMessage, getLocalizedMessageWithErrorCode, getLocalizedTitle, getMessage, toString
public InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_, ErrorCode errorCode_)
diagnostics_
- the import diagnostics generated when attempting to import the
XML schema fileerrorCode_
- the error code associated with the exceptionpublic InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_, ErrorCode errorCode_, java.lang.String... errorCodeArguments_)
diagnostics_
- the import diagnostics generated when attempting to import the
XML schema fileerrorCode_
- the error code associated with the exceptionerrorCodeArguments_
- the arguments that serve as text replacements in the
error messagepublic InvalidXsdException(ImportDiagnostic[] diagnostics_, ErrorCode errorCode_, java.lang.String[] errorCodeArguments_, java.lang.Throwable cause_)
diagnostics_
- the import diagnostics generated when attempting to import the XML schema
fileerrorCode_
- the error code associated with the exceptionerrorCodeArguments_
- the arguments that serve as text replacements in the error messagecause_
- the cause (which is saved for later retrieval by the Throwable.getCause()
method). (A null
value is permitted, and indicates that the cause is
nonexistent or unknown.) *Copyright © 2003-2024 Appian Corporation. All Rights Reserved.