de.team33.patterns.exceptional.e1

Class Wrapping

java.lang.Object

de.team33.patterns.exceptional.e1.Wrapping

Deprecated.

Further development is discontinued and this package/module may be removed in a future release. Successor is the module exceptional-dione.

@Deprecated
public final class Wrapping
extends Object

A utility class that provides wrapping methods for exceptions.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2>	method(BiFunction<String,X1,X2> biFunction) Deprecated. Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.
static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2>	method(String message, BiFunction<String,X1,X2> biFunction) Deprecated. Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.
static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2>	varying(Function<String,X2> function) Deprecated. Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.
static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2>	varying(String message, Function<String,X2> function) Deprecated. Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

method

public static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2> method(BiFunction<String,X1,X2> biFunction)

Deprecated.

Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.

This variant is mainly intended to use a typical constructor of an exception, which requires two parameters, namely the message text and the causing exception (see below). The message text is taken from the causing exception so that the resulting method only needs the causing exception as a parameter.

See Also:

RuntimeException.RuntimeException(String, Throwable)

method

public static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2> method(String message,
                                                                                 BiFunction<String,X1,X2> biFunction)

Deprecated.

Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.

This variant is intended to use a predefined message text and a typical constructor of an exception, which requires two parameters, namely the message text and the causing exception (see below) so that the resulting method only needs the causing exception as a parameter.

See Also:

RuntimeException.RuntimeException(String, Throwable)

varying

public static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2> varying(Function<String,X2> function)

Deprecated.

Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.

This variant is mainly intended to use a typical constructor of an exception, which requires a single parameter, namely the message text (see below). The causing exception is set just after the construction of the wrapping exception. The message text is taken from the causing exception so that the resulting method only needs the causing exception as a parameter.

See Also:

RuntimeException.RuntimeException(String)

varying

public static <X1 extends Throwable,X2 extends Throwable> Function<X1,X2> varying(String message,
                                                                                  Function<String,X2> function)

Deprecated.

Results in a wrapping method such as is required in some places in this library to wrap an exception in another exception.

This variant is intended to use a predefined message text and a typical constructor of an exception, which requires a single parameter, namely the message text (see below). The causing exception is set just after the construction of the wrapping exception so that the resulting method only needs the causing exception as a parameter.

See Also:

RuntimeException.RuntimeException(String)