Name
CannotProceed
Synopsis
This exceptions is thrown by any of the bind or rebind methods on the
NamingContext
interface, when the NamingContext
has given up trying to
bind the object to the name specified, for some reason not covered by
the other exceptions thrown by these methods. The CannotProceed
exception contains a NamingContext
that is the last context that it
attempted to traverse, and a NameComponent
array, which is the
remainder of the name specified in the method call, relative to the
context.
public final class CannotProceed extends org.omg.CORBA.UserException { // Public Constructors public CannotProceed(); public CannotProceed(NamingContext _cxt, NameComponent[] _rest_of_name); public CannotProceed(String $reason, NamingContext _cxt, // 1.4 NameComponent[] _rest_of_name); // Public Instance Fields public NamingContext cxt; public NameComponent[] rest_of_name; }
Passed To
CannotProceedHelper.{insert()
, write()}
, CannotProceedHolder.CannotProceedHolder()
Returned By
CannotProceedHelper.{extract()
, read()}
Thrown By
_NamingContextExtStub.{bind()
, bind_context()
, bind_new_context()
, rebind()
, rebind_context()
, resolve()
, resolve_str()
, unbind()}
, _NamingContextStub.{bind()
, bind_context()
, bind_new_context()
, rebind()
, rebind_context()
, resolve()
, unbind()}
, NamingContextExtOperations.resolve_str()
, NamingContextOperations.{bind()
, bind_context()
, bind_new_context()
,
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