| ServerException.php | |
| ServerException | Class for server-side exceptions in postActiv |
| ServerException | Subclass of PHP Exception for server errors. |
| __construct | Constructor for the exception, which by default will log the exception even if otherwise it’s caught. |
| __toString | Return a string representation of the exception. |
| AlreadyFulfilledException | Class for an exception when trying to do something that was probably already done. |
| UnsupportedMediaException | Class for a server exception caused by handling an unsupported media type, typically through an attachment/file upload. |
| UseFileAsThumbnailException | A specific variant of UnsupportedMediaException where we do not have a thumbnail generated for the given file. |
Class for server-side exceptions in postActiv
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ServerException and descendant classes as well as the canonical error definitions
These classes represent various internal server errors that ususally are not fixable by the end user.
Tested with PHP 7
Subclass of PHP Exception for server errors. The user typically can’t fix these.
| __construct | Constructor for the exception, which by default will log the exception even if otherwise it’s caught. |
| __toString | Return a string representation of the exception. |
Class for an exception when trying to do something that was probably already done.
This is a common case for example when remote sites are not up to date with our database. For example subscriptions, where a remote user may be unsubscribed from our user, but they request it anyway.
This exception should be caught in a manner that lets the execution continue as if the desired action did what it was supposed to do.
Constructor for the exception, which by default will log the exception even if otherwise it’s caught.
public function __construct( $message = null, $code = SERVER_EXCEPTION, Exception $previous = null, $severity = LOG_ERR )
Return a string representation of the exception.
public function __toString()