Exceptions

jOOPL has some built-in exception types. Since JavaScript can throw practically anything with its throw statement, jOOPL has its own exception classes with their own properties.

These are the built-in exception types used across jOOPL infrastructure:

• ExceptionBase
  • Description: Represents the base class for any exception.
  • Members:
    • Constructor
      • Parameters:
        1. message: A text with a human-readable explanation of what caused the exception.
        2. innerException: An exception object that represents some thrown prior to current one.
    • get_Message
      • Description: Gets the human-readable explanation of what caused this exception.
    • set_Message
      • Description: Sets the human-readable explanation of what caused this exception.

• NotClassException
  • Description: Represents an exception thrown when some object validation finds that some argument is not of class kind.
  • Inherits: ExceptionBase

• NotInterfaceException
  • Description: Represents an exception thrown when some object validation finds that some argument is not of interface kind.
  • Inherits: ExceptionBase

• ArgumentNullException
  • Description: Represents an exception thrown when some argument for some property or method is null, while it was expected to have a reference to some object.
  • Parameters:
    • argName: The affected argument name.
  • Members:
    • get_ArgName
      • Description: Gets the affected argument name by this exception.
    • set_ArgName:
      • Description: Sets the affected argument name by this exception.
  • Inherits: ExceptionBase

• NotImplementedException
  • Description: Represents an exception thrown when some member of some base class or interface is not implemented.
  • Parameters:
    • memberName: The affected member name.
  • Members:
    • get_MemberName
      • Description: Gets the affected member name by this exception.
    • set_MemberName:
      • Description: Sets the affected member name by this exception.
  • Inherits: ExceptionBase