VMware vCloud Suite SDK for .NET 6.0.0
vmware::vapi::std::errors Namespace Reference

Classes

class  AlreadyExists
 The AlreadyExists error indicates that an attempt was made to create an entity but the entity already exists. More...
class  AlreadyInDesiredState
 The AlreadyInDesiredState error indicates that an attempt to change the state of a resource or service had no effect because the resource or service is already in the desired state. More...
class  ArgumentLocations
 The ArgumentLocations class describes which part(s) of the input to the method caused the error. More...
class  Canceled
 The Canceled error indicates that the method canceled itself in response to an explicit request to do so. More...
class  ConcurrentChange
 The ConcurrentChange error indicates that a data structure, entity, or resource has been modified since some earlier point in time. More...
class  Error
 The Error error describes thefields common to all standard errors. More...
class  FeatureInUse
 The FeatureInUse error indicates that an action cannot be completed because a feature is in use. More...
class  FileLocations
 The FileLocations class identifies the file(s) that caused the method to report the error. More...
class  InternalServerError
 The InternalServerError error indicates that the server encounters an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. More...
class  InvalidArgument
 The InvalidArgument error indicates that the values received for one or more parameters are not acceptable. More...
class  InvalidElementConfiguration
 The InvalidElementConfiguration error indicates that an attempt to modify the configuration of an element or a group containing the element failed due to the configuraton of the element. More...
class  InvalidElementType
 The InvalidElementType error indicates that the server was unable to fulfil the request because an element of a specific type cannot be a member of particular group. More...
class  InvalidRequest
 The InvalidRequest error indicates that the request is malformed in such a way that the server is unable to process it. More...
class  NotAllowedInCurrentState
 The NotAllowedInCurrentState error indicates that the requested method is not allowed with a resource or service in its current state. More...
class  NotFound
 The NotFound error indicates that a specified element could not be found. More...
class  OperationNotFound
 The OperationNotFound error indicates that the method specified in the request could not be found. More...
class  ResourceBusy
 The ResourceBusy error indicates that the method could not be completed because a resource it needs is busy. More...
class  ResourceInaccessible
 The ResourceInaccessible error indicates that the method could not be completed because an entity is not accessible. More...
class  ResourceInUse
 The ResourceInUse error indicates that the method could not be completed because a resource is in use. More...
class  ServiceUnavailable
 The ServiceUnavailable error indicates that the interface is unavailable. More...
class  StructDefinitions
 Defines the type descriptors for the top-level types in com.vmware.vapi.std.errors package. More...
class  TimedOut
 The TimedOut error indicates that the method did not complete within the allowed amount of time. More...
class  TransientIndication
 The TransientIndication class indicates whether or not the error is transient. More...
class  UnableToAllocateResource
 The UnableToAllocateResource error indicates that the method failed because it was unable to allocate or acquire a required resource. More...
class  Unauthenticated
 The Unauthenticated error indicates that the method requires authentication and the user is not authenticated. More...
class  Unauthorized
 The Unauthorized error indicates that the user is not authorized to perform the method. More...
class  UnexpectedInput
 The UnexpectedInput error indicates that the request contained a parameter or field whose name is not known by the server. More...
class  Unsupported
 The Unsupported error indicates that the method is not supported by the interface. More...