Examples of codec.InconsistentStateException

Signals an inconsistent object state. Objects can enter inconsistent states for instance if an exception is caught that shouldn't happen. Such exceptions can occur due to unexpected exceptions from other code or internal errors.

A typical example is when an application knows that a specific error condition cannot occur because the preconditions required for a successful completion of a method call are met, but an exception is thrown nevertheless. In this case, the exception can be caught and wrapped into an exception of this class in order to pass on the original cause of the exception to code further up the calling stack. @author Volker Roth @version "$Id: InconsistentStateException.java,v 1.3 2005/04/06 09:33:26flautens Exp $"

      key.encode(enc);
      encodedKey_ = new ASN1BitString(bos.toByteArray(), 0);
      enc.close();
      set(1, encodedKey_);
  } catch (ASN1Exception e) {
      throw new InconsistentStateException("Internal, encoding error!");
  } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new InconsistentStateException(
        "Internal, I/O exception caught!");
  }
    }


      return raw;
  } catch (ASN1Exception e) {
      throw new CorruptedCodeException("Cannot decode raw key!");
  } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new InconsistentStateException(
        "Internal, I/O exception caught!");
  }
    }

Examples of codec.InconsistentStateException

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