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Part 2 Developing Applications by APIs | > Chapter 10 Developing .NET Applications | > 10.3 How to Use .NET APIs |
The exceptions in .NET API are different depended on the error that has occurred. Users will be able to process each exception that has been catched separately. There are two types of exceptions in .NET API, the exceptions from .NET API and the general exceptions. The following diagram and table explain the inheritance relationship of exception classes in .NET API and the meaning of each exception.
Exception |
Meaning |
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ShunException |
This class is the base class for all exception classes in Shunsaku. Use for catching all Shunsaku errors. |
ShunConnectionTerminatedException |
The exception thrown when the connection to Shunsaku is closed forcibly. Re-execute the process starting from establishing the connection. |
ShunTimeoutException |
The exception thrown when the connection to Shunsaku is closed forcibly due to the timeout. Re-execute the process starting from establishing the connection. |
ShunTransactionRolledbackException |
The exception thrown when the transaction is cancelled. Re-execute the process from the start of the transaction. |
ShunContinuousException |
The exception thrown when the warning level error occurs. Eliminate the cause of the error, and then re-execute the process from the point where the error occurred. |
ShunAPIConfigException |
The exception thrown when the API environment file is error. Eliminate the cause of the error, and then re-execute the process. |
ShunSystemException |
The exception thown when unpredictable errors occur. Obtain the error message and contact Fujitsu's system engineers. |
Refer to the .NET API Reference for more information on the exceptions from each method.
try { : } catch ( ShunContinuousException e ) { // The coding for ShunContinuousException try { if ( service != null ) { if ( service.State == ShunConnectionState.Open ) { if ( !service.AutoCommit ) { service.Rollback(); } service.Disconnect(); } } } catch( ShunException ex ) { Console.WriteLine( "Error message: " + ex.Message ); (1) } Console.WriteLine( "Error message: " + e.Message ); } catch ( ShunTransactionRolledbackException e ) { // The coding for ShunTransactionRolledbackException try { if( service != null ) { if( service.State == ShunConnectionState.Open ) { service.Disconnect(); } } } catch( ShunException ex ) { Console.WriteLine( "Error message: " + ex.Message ); } Console.WriteLine( "Error message: " + e.Message ); } catch (ShunConnectionTerminatedException e ) { // The coding for ShunConnectionTerminatedException Console.WriteLine( "Error message: " + e.Message ); } |
Try : Catch e As ShunContinuousException ' The coding for ShunContinuousException Try If Not service Is Nothing Then If service.State = ShunConnectionState.Open Then If Not service.AutoCommit Then service.Rollback() End If service.Disconnect() End If End If Catch ex As ShunException Console.WriteLine( "Error message : " + ex.Message ) (1) End Try Console.WriteLine( "Error message : " + e.Message ) Catch e As ShunTransactionRolledbackException ' The coding for ShunTransactionRolledbackException Try If Not service Is Nothing Then If service.State = ShunConnectionState.Open Then service.Disconnect() End If End If Catch ex As ShunException Console.WriteLine( "Error message : " + ex.Message ) End Try Console.WriteLine( "Error message : " + e.Message ) Catch e As ShunConnectionTerminatedException ' The coding for ShunConnectionTerminatedException Console.WriteLine( "Error message : " + e.Message ) End Try |
The Message property can be used to obtain the error message.
Refer to Messages Output when APIs are Executed in the Messages for more information on error messages.
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