public final class MARSHAL extends SystemException
A request or reply from the network is structurally invalid. This error typically indicates a bug in either the client-side or server-side run time. For example, if a reply from the server indicates that the message contains 1000 bytes, but the actual message is shorter or longer than 1000 bytes, the ORB raises this exception. MARSHAL can also be caused by using the DII or DSI incorrectly, for example, if the type of the actual parameters sent does not agree with IDL signature of an operation.
It contains a minor code, which gives more detailed information about what caused the exception, and a completion status. It may also contain a string describing the exception.
See the section Minor Code Meanings to see the minor codes for this exception.
completed, minor public MARSHAL()
Constructs a MARSHAL exception with a default minor code of 0, a completion state of CompletionStatus.COMPLETED_NO, and a null description.
public MARSHAL(String s)
Constructs a MARSHAL exception with the specified description message, a minor code of 0, and a completion state of COMPLETED_NO.
s - the String containing a description of the exceptionpublic MARSHAL(int minor,
CompletionStatus completed) Constructs a MARSHAL exception with the specified minor code and completion status.
minor - the minor codecompleted - the completion statuspublic MARSHAL(String s,
int minor,
CompletionStatus completed) Constructs a MARSHAL exception with the specified description message, minor code, and completion status.
s - the String containing a description messageminor - the minor codecompleted - the completion statustoString addSuppressed, fillInStackTrace, getCause, getLocalizedMessage, getMessage, getStackTrace, getSuppressed, initCause, printStackTrace, printStackTrace, printStackTrace, setStackTrace clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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