Uses of Package
ch.elca.dependency.exception

Packages that use ch.elca.dependency.exception

ch.elca.dependency.core	This package contains the proper data used by the DependencyTool application.
ch.elca.dependency.core.classinfo
ch.elca.dependency.gui
ch.elca.dependency.util	This is the package for some general utilyties whis can be used anywere in the DependencyTool application.

Classes in ch.elca.dependency.exception used by ch.elca.dependency.core

AnalyseException
Wraps the exceptions that could occur during the analyse of a directory structure containing the java class files.
Because there are many in some cases technical exceptions which do not tell very much to the user, all these exceptions are wrapped in the AnalyseException during the analyse.

FilterApplicationException
Wraps the exceptions that could occur during the application of the include and exclude filters.

Classes in ch.elca.dependency.exception used by ch.elca.dependency.core.classinfo

ClassInfoException
If the class informations of the analyzed .class file is not proper or not complete a ClassInfoException is thrown.
Because every class in a project should contain a package statement, the analyse is stopped.

InvalidClassFileException
Exception that is thrown if the .class file could not properly read or if there was a problem with the initialisation.

Classes in ch.elca.dependency.exception used by ch.elca.dependency.gui

FilterListIOException
Wraps the exceptions that could occur during the reading or writing of the filter list to/from the file.
Because there are many in some cases technical exceptions which do not tell very much to the user, all these exceptions are wrapped in the FilterListIOException.

Classes in ch.elca.dependency.exception used by ch.elca.dependency.util

QueueEmptyException
Is thrown if the queue is empty.

QueueFullException
Is thrown if the queue is empty.