Package org.apache.guacamole
package org.apache.guacamole
All classes which apply generally across the Guacamole web application
and all other web applications which use the API provided by the
Guacamole project.
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Exception ClassesClassDescriptionAn exception which is thrown when data has been submitted with an unsupported mimetype.A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API encounters an error in the client's request.An exception which is thrown when the client has sent too much data.An exception which is thrown when the client is taking too long to respond.An exception which is thrown when too many requests have been received by the current client, and further requests are being rejected, either temporarily or permanently.An exception which is thrown when an operation cannot be performed because its corresponding connection is closed.A generic exception thrown when parts of the Guacamole API encounter errors.An exception which is thrown when a resource is no longer available because it is closed.An exception which is thrown when a resource has been requested, but that resource is locked or currently in use, and cannot be accessed by the current user.A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API fails to find a requested resource, such as a configuration or tunnel.A security-related exception thrown when parts of the Guacamole API is denying access to a resource.An exception which is thrown when the server is too busy to service the request.A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API encounters an unexpected, internal error.An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) has been forcibly terminated.An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) has ended because it conflicted with another session.An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) has ended because it appeared to be inactive.A security-related exception thrown when parts of the Guacamole API is denying access to a resource, but access MAY be granted were the user authorized (logged in).An exception which is thrown when the requested operation is unsupported or unimplemented.An exception which indicates than an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) is returning an error or is otherwise unreachable.An exception which indicates that an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) does not appear to exist.An exception which indicates than an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) is taking too long to respond.An exception which indicates that an upstream server (such as the remote desktop) is not available to service the request.