Package com.entrust.toolkit.exceptions

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
IExceptionWithCause	Deprecated J2SE 1.4 makes this class redundant; java.lang.Throwable now contains Throwable getCause() (since 7.2)

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
ArchiveAlgorithmException	This class is used for exceptions when creating or processing Entrust Archive format files or PEM messages that are specific to algorithm problems.
ArchiveException	This class is used for exceptions thrown when creating or processing Entrust Archive format files or PEM messages.
AuthorizationCodeException	This exception is thrown when the authorization code is not correct.
BinaryStringFormatException	Thrown to indicate that the application has attempted to convert a string to a binary string, but that the string does not have the appropriate format.
CapiException	Exception class for any problems that may occur in a method that makes calls to CAPI.
CertificateTransparencyException	This exception is thrown when an error occurs during a CertificateTransparency operation (verify signed certificate time-stamp).
CertificationException	Base class for exceptions that occur while validating a certificate.
CertificationRootException	This exception is thrown to indicate that no chain from the certificate that is validated to the root of trust exists.
CertificationSignatureException	This exception is thrown to indicate that the signature of a certificate or CRL fails verification.
CertNotTrustedException	Thrown to indicate that, while the signature is valid, the certificate cannot be validated.
DisallowedAlgorithmException	This exception is thrown when an attempt is made by to use an algorithm that is not permitted.
EntrustLogicError	This exception is thrown when a situation the Toolkit was not expecting occurs; typically, it indicates a defect in the Toolkit.
EntrustPKIXCMPException	This exception is thrown when an error occurs during a PKIX-CMP transaction with an Entrust Security Manager.
EntrustProviderMissingException	This exception is thrown by operations that require the Entrust JCA/JCE cryptographic service provider (CSP), but find that it has not been installed.
EntrustProviderTamperedException	This exception is thrown when a request is made for a known supported cryptographic algorithm from the Entrust JCA/JCE cryptographic service provider (CSP), but the JCE/JCA indicates that algorithm is not supported.
ExceptionWithInnerException	The abstract base class of all exceptions that provide access to their detail message chain.
ExtensionException	This is the superclass of all extensions thrown by extension testlets that indicate a failure in certificate chain, CRL or CRL entry validation.
FormatException	Thrown to indicate that the ASN.1 encoding of the PKCS#7 message is corrupt.
HostnameVerificationException	This exception should be thrown when a Hostname verification check on a remote SSLSession has failed.
InvalidUserException	Thrown to indicate that the operation is not permitted because the user is not logged in.
KeyGenerationException	An exception to be used when an error occurs during key-generation.
LdapURLException	The LdapURLException is thrown when the format of the LDAP URL string is invalid.
LifespanException
NoSuchSignerException	Thrown to indicate that the signer's certificate cannot be found.
NotARecipientException	Thrown to indicate that the message was not encrypted for the user trying to decrypt it.
PasswordException	Deprecated this class is no longer used and will be removed in a future Toolkit version.
PKCS7Exception	Base class for exceptions that occur while encoding or decoding PKCS#7 messages.
PKIXException	This exception is thrown when an an error occurs during a PKIX certificate management protocol transaction.
ProfileException	Deprecated this class is no longer used an will be removed in a future Toolkit version.
PropertyChangeException	Thrown to indicate that a property of the stream cannot be changed because some data has already been written out.
ResourceEventException
RevocationException	This exception indicates that a certificate has been revoked.
RevocationWarningException	This exception represents a revocation warning.
SignatureException	Thrown to indicate that the signature on a PKCS#7 structure is invalid.
TimeStampException	This exception is thrown when an error occurs during a time-stamp operation (request time-stamp, verify time-stamp, ...).
UALException	This exception is thrown when a non-recoverable error occurs while using Entrust Unattended Login (UAL).
UnknownURLProtocolException	This exception should be thrown when an unknown URL Protocol has been specified.
UnsupportedECDomainException	This class represents an exception that is thrown when an attempt is made to use an unsupported Elliptic Curve (EC) domain in Entrust EC cryptographic engine.
UserAlreadyLoggedInException	This exception is thrown if the user is already logged in and another attempt is made to log in.
UserBadPasswordException	This exception is thrown when a bad password is used.
UserCancelledException	This exception is thrown in ELI when the user cancelled the login.
UserCertificateRevokedException	This exception is thrown when the signing certificate is revoked.
UserException	This exception is the base class of the User exception hierarchy.
UserFailureException	This exception is the base class of the user's 'failure' exceptions.
UserFatalException	This exception is thrown when a non-recoverable error occurs when accessing information in a User object.
UserKeyManagementException	This exception is thrown when a non-fatal error occurs during user key management (eg: key update).
UserNotLoggedInException	This exception is thrown when an attempt is made to access information from a User object when it is not logged in.
UserRecoverException	This exception is thrown when a fatal error occurs while performing operations on a User object, which MAY require that the user be recovered.
UserRetryException	This exception is the base class of a user's 'retry' exceptions.
VeryStrongCryptoNotPermittedException	This exception is thrown when the check to ensure that "very strong" cryptography is allowed fails Initializer.assertVeryStrongCryptoAllowed().