* * PURPOSE: * This exception is thrown if a {@link rasj.RasMArrayLong RasMArrayLong} is trying to be sent to the * server where one or more cell values exceed 2^32 or are negative. Such cell values are illegal * because the ODMG standard restricts unsigned long values in C++ (i.e. in the RasDaMan server) * to 4 bytes, whereas java long values have 8 bytes. ************************************************************ */ public class RasIllegalULongValueException extends RasRuntimeException { static final String rcsid = "@(#)Package rasj, class RasIllegalULongValueException: $Header: /home/rasdev/CVS-repository/rasdaman/java/rasj/RasIllegalULongValueException.java,v 1.3 2003/12/19 16:22:27 rasdev Exp $"; // the base type long illegalValue = 0; /** * Standard constructor getting the illegal long value * @param illegalLongValue the cell value that caused the error **/ public RasIllegalULongValueException(long illegalLongValue) { super(RasGlobalDefs.ILLEGAL_ULONG_VALUE); illegalValue = illegalLongValue; } /** * Returns the error message. * @return the error message. **/ public String getMessage() { int i; if(super.getMessage() == null) { String msg = RasErrorTexts.getErrorMessage(errNo); StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(msg); i = msg.indexOf( RasGlobalDefs.KEYWORD_VAL ); if(i != -1) buf.replace(i, i+RasGlobalDefs.KEYWORD_VAL.length(), String.valueOf(illegalValue)); msg = buf.toString(); return msg; } else return super.getMessage(); } }* Although in this case the server would store only the least 4 bytes of the cell value without throwing an * exception, the java client interface does not allow sending such illegal long values in order * to enforce application integrity. * @see rasj.RasMArrayLong * @version $Revision: 1.3 $ * * * COMMENTS: * *