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SmartSockets::Exception Class Reference

#include <tex.h>

Inheritance diagram for SmartSockets::Exception::

List of all members.

Public Methods
	Exception ()
	Exception (int4 errNum)
virtual	~Exception () throw ()
virtual const char *	what () const throw ()
int4	getErrNum () const
int4	getOSErrNum () const
int4	getSocketErrNum () const
int4	getCErrNum () const

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Detailed Description

Base Class for all exception classes. All TIBCO SmartSockets C++ exceptions will be derived from this base class.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SmartSockets::Exception::Exception (    )

This constructor will be used to create an exception using TutErrNumGet(), TutErrNumGetOs(), TutErrNumGetSocket(), TutErrNumGetC to populate the error numbers and set the error string based on the error number.

SmartSockets::Exception::Exception (  int4    errNum )

This constructor will be used to create an exception using the arguments to populate the error numbers. This is used for any exceptions created specifically for C++ that don't have a C equivalent SmartSockets error number. Note that the ExceptionNames class should be used to associate any new C++ specific error codes with its string. The string returned by the what() method will be obtained that way. Parameters: errNum  the SmartSockets error code See also: ExceptionNames , what()

virtual SmartSockets::Exception::~Exception (    )  throw () [virtual]

Destructor

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Member Function Documentation

int4 SmartSockets::Exception::getCErrNum (    )  const

Gets the C code set when the exception was thrown.

int4 SmartSockets::Exception::getErrNum (    )  const

Gets the SmartSockets error code set when the exception was thrown.

int4 SmartSockets::Exception::getOSErrNum (    )  const

Gets the Operating System error code set when the exception was thrown.

int4 SmartSockets::Exception::getSocketErrNum (    )  const

Gets the Socket error code set when the exception was thrown.

virtual const char* SmartSockets::Exception::what (    )  const throw () [virtual]

Gets an error string based on what the SmartSockets error code was set to. To create new error codes, please use the ExceptionNames class. Returns: The string associated with the exception. See also: ExceptionNames

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• tex.h

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