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package com.amazonaws;

/**
 * Extension of AmazonClientException that represents an error response returned
 * by an Amazon web service. Receiving an exception of this type indicates that
 * the caller's request was correctly transmitted to the service, but for some
 * reason, the service was not able to process it, and returned an error
 * response instead.
 * 

* AmazonServiceException provides callers several pieces of information that * can be used to obtain more information about the error and why it occurred. * In particular, the errorType field can be used to determine if the caller's * request was invalid, or the service encountered an error on the server side * while processing it. */ public class AmazonServiceException extends AmazonClientException { /** Default serial version UID. */ private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; /** * Indicates who is responsible (if known) for a failed request. *

* For example, if a client is using an invalid AWS access key, the returned * exception will indicate that there is an error in the request the caller * is sending. Retrying that same request will *not* result in a successful * response. The Client ErrorType indicates that there is a problem in the * request the user is sending (ex: incorrect access keys, invalid parameter * value, missing parameter, etc.), and that the caller must take some * action to correct the request before it should be resent. Client errors * are typically associated an HTTP error code in the 4xx range. *

* The Service ErrorType indicates that although the request the caller sent * was valid, the service was unable to fulfill the request because of * problems on the service's side. These types of errors can be retried by * the caller since the caller's request was valid and the problem occurred * while processing the request on the service side. Service errors will be * accompanied by an HTTP error code in the 5xx range. *

* Finally, if there isn't enough information to determine who's fault the * error response is, an Unknown ErrorType will be set. */ public enum ErrorType { /** Client. */ Client, /** Service. */ Service, /** Unknown. */ Unknown } /** * The unique AWS identifier for the service request the caller made. The * AWS request ID can uniquely identify the AWS request, and is used for * reporting an error to AWS support team. */ private String requestId; /** * The AWS error code represented by this exception (ex: * InvalidParameterValue). */ private String errorCode; /** * Indicates (if known) whether this exception was the fault of the caller * or the service. * * @see ErrorType */ private ErrorType errorType = ErrorType.Unknown; /** * The error message as returned by the service. */ private String errorMessage; /** The HTTP status code that was returned with this error. */ private int statusCode; /** * The name of the Amazon service that sent this error response. */ private String serviceName; /** * Constructs a new AmazonServiceException with the specified message. * * @param errorMessage An error message describing what went wrong. */ public AmazonServiceException(final String errorMessage) { super(errorMessage); this.errorMessage = errorMessage; } /** * Constructs a new AmazonServiceException with the specified message and * exception indicating the root cause. * * @param errorMessage An error message describing what went wrong. * @param cause The root exception that caused this exception to be thrown. */ public AmazonServiceException(final String errorMessage, final Exception cause) { super(null, cause); this.errorMessage = errorMessage; } /** * Sets the AWS requestId for this exception. * * @param requestId The unique identifier for the service request the caller * made. */ public void setRequestId(final String requestId) { this.requestId = requestId; } /** * Returns the AWS request ID that uniquely identifies the service request * the caller made. * * @return The AWS request ID that uniquely identifies the service request * the caller made. */ public String getRequestId() { return requestId; } /** * Sets the name of the service that sent this error response. * * @param serviceName The name of the service that sent this error response. */ public void setServiceName(final String serviceName) { this.serviceName = serviceName; } /** * Returns the name of the service that sent this error response. * * @return The name of the service that sent this error response. */ public String getServiceName() { return serviceName; } /** * Sets the AWS error code represented by this exception. * * @param errorCode The AWS error code represented by this exception. */ public void setErrorCode(final String errorCode) { this.errorCode = errorCode; } /** * Returns the AWS error code represented by this exception. * * @return The AWS error code represented by this exception. */ public String getErrorCode() { return errorCode; } /** * Sets the type of error represented by this exception (sender, receiver, * or unknown), indicating if this exception was the caller's fault, or the * service's fault. * * @param errorType The type of error represented by this exception (sender * or receiver), indicating if this exception was the caller's * fault or the service's fault. */ public void setErrorType(final ErrorType errorType) { this.errorType = errorType; } /** * Indicates who is responsible for this exception (caller, service, or * unknown). * * @return A value indicating who is responsible for this exception (caller, * service, or unknown). */ public ErrorType getErrorType() { return errorType; } /** * @return the human-readable error message provided by the service */ public String getErrorMessage() { return errorMessage; } /** * Sets the HTTP status code that was returned with this service exception. * * @param statusCode The HTTP status code that was returned with this * service exception. */ public void setStatusCode(final int statusCode) { this.statusCode = statusCode; } /** * Returns the HTTP status code that was returned with this service * exception. * * @return The HTTP status code that was returned with this service * exception. */ public int getStatusCode() { return statusCode; } @Override public String getMessage() { return getErrorMessage() + " (Service: " + getServiceName() + "; Status Code: " + getStatusCode() + "; Error Code: " + getErrorCode() + "; Request ID: " + getRequestId() + ")"; } /** * @param errorMessage sets the error message. */ public void setErrorMessage(final String errorMessage) { this.errorMessage = errorMessage; } }





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