Uses of Class
org.multiverse.api.exceptions.ControlFlowError

Packages that use ControlFlowError

org.multiverse.api.exceptions

Contains the most important exceptions.

Uses of ControlFlowError in org.multiverse.api.exceptions

Subclasses of ControlFlowError in org.multiverse.api.exceptions

class	LockNotFreeReadConflict A ReadConflict that indicates that a read failed because the item was locked.
class	LockNotFreeWriteConflict A WriteConflict that indicates that the locks could not be acquired while doing a Transaction.commit().
class	OldVersionNotFoundReadConflict A ReadConflict that indicates that a load was done, but the version needed could not be found because it is too old (and doesn't exist anymore).
class	OptimisticLockFailedWriteConflict A WriteConflict that indicates that the version of the transactional object you want to update already was updated by another transaction.
class	ReadConflict An Error that indicates that a load a transactional object using a transaction failed.
class	Retry A ControlFlowError that indicates that an explicit retry should be done, e.g.
class	SpeculativeConfigurationFailure A ControlFlowError that indicates that current transaction implementation can't deal with more transactional objects than it can handle.
class	UncommittedReadConflict An ReadConflict that is thrown when an object is loaded but has not been committed yet.
class	WriteConflict An Error that indicates a failure while doing a Transaction.commit().
class	WriteSkewConflict A WriteConflict that is thrown when a writeskew is detected and the transaction is not allowed to commit and therefore aborted.