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## Uses of Class
org.omg.CORBA.SystemException

Packages that use SystemException
javax.rmi.CORBA | Contains portability APIs for RMI-IIOP.
org.omg.CORBA | Provides the mapping of the OMG CORBA APIs to the JavaTM programming language, including the class `ORB`, which is implemented so that a programmer can use it as a fully-functional Object Request Broker (ORB).
org.omg.CORBA.portable | Provides a portability layer, that is, a set of ORB APIs that makes it possible for code generated by one vendor to run on another vendor's ORB.

Uses of SystemException in javax.rmi.CORBA

Methods in javax.rmi.CORBA with parameters of type SystemException
`static RemoteException` | `Util.mapSystemException(SystemException ex)` Maps a SystemException to a RemoteException.
`RemoteException` | `UtilDelegate.mapSystemException(SystemException ex)` Delegation call for `Util.mapSystemException(org.omg.CORBA.SystemException)`.

Uses of SystemException in org.omg.CORBA

Subclasses of SystemException in org.omg.CORBA
`class` | `BAD_CONTEXT` The CORBA `BAD_CONTEXT` exception, which is thrown when there is an error processing a context object.
`class` | `BAD_INV_ORDER` The CORBA `BAD_INV_ORDER` exception, which is thrown when methods are called out of order.
`class` | `BAD_OPERATION` The CORBA `BAD_OPERATION` exception, which is thrown when a method is invalid.
`class` | `BAD_PARAM` The CORBA `BAD_PARAM` exception, which is thrown when an invalid parameter is passed to a method.
`class` | `BAD_TYPECODE` The CORBA `BAD_TYPECODE` exception, which is thrown when the specified typecode is invalid.
`class` | `COMM_FAILURE` The CORBA `COMM_FAILURE` exception, which is thrown when there is a communication failure.
`class` | `DATA_CONVERSION` The CORBA `DATA_CONVERSION` exception, which is thrown when there is a data conversion error.
`class` | `FREE_MEM` The CORBA `FREE_MEM` exception, which is thrown when the system is unable to free memory.
`class` | `IMP_LIMIT` The CORBA `IMP_LIMIT` exception, which is thrown when the implementation limit has been violated.
`class` | `INITIALIZE` The CORBA `INITIALIZE` exception, which is thrown when there is an ORB initialization error.
`class` | `INTERNAL` The CORBA `INTERNAL` exception, which is thrown when there is an ORB internal error.
`class` | `INTF_REPOS` The CORBA `INTF_REPOS` exception, which is thrown when there is an error accessing the interface repository.
`class` | `INV_FLAG` The CORBA `INV_FLAG` exception, which is thrown when an invalid flag is specified.
`class` | `INV_IDENT` The CORBA `INV_IDENT` exception, which is thrown when identifier syntax is invalid.
`class` | `INV_OBJREF` The CORBA `INV_OBJREF` exception, which is thrown when an invalid object reference is specified.
`class` | `INV_POLICY` The CORBA `INV_POLICY` standard exception, which is thrown when an invocation cannot be made because of an incompatibility between Policy overrides.
`class` | `INVALID_TRANSACTION` The CORBA `INVALID_TRANSACTION` exception, which is thrown when there is a transaction error.
`class` | `MARSHAL` The CORBA `MARSHAL` exception, which is thrown when the ORB has a problem marshalling or unmarshalling parameters.
`class` | `NO_IMPLEMENT` The CORBA `NO_IMPLEMENT` exception, which is thrown when the implementation for a method is not available.
`class` | `NO_MEMORY` The CORBA `NO_MEMORY` exception, which may be thrown by either the client or the server when there is not enough memory for a dynamic memory allocation.
`class` | `NO_PERMISSION` The CORBA `NO_PERMISSION` exception, which is thrown if the client does not have permission to perform the request.
`class` | `NO_RESOURCES` The CORBA `NO_RESOURCES` exception, which is thrown when either the client or the server does not have sufficient resources to perform the request.
`class` | `NO_RESPONSE` The CORBA `NO_RESPONSE` exception, which is thrown when a response to the request is not yet available.
`class` | `OBJ_ADAPTER` The CORBA `OBJ_ADAPTER` exception, which is thrown by the object adapter on the server to indicate some error.
`class` | `OBJECT_NOT_EXIST` The CORBA `OBJECT_NOT_EXIST` exception, which is usually thrown from the server to indicate that the target object does not exist.
`class` | `PERSIST_STORE` The CORBA `PERSIST_STORE` exception, which is thrown when there is an error with the persistent storage on the server.
`class` | `TRANSACTION_REQUIRED` The CORBA `TRANSACTION_REQUIRED` exception, which is thrown by the ORB on the client or server during the processing of a request that is required to be enclosed in a transaction.
`class` | `TRANSACTION_ROLLEDBACK` The CORBA `TRANSACTION_ROLLEDBACK` exception, which is thrown when a transactional operation did not complete because the transaction was rolled back.
`class` | `TRANSIENT` The CORBA `TRANSIENT` exception, which is thrown by the server to signal a transient failure that might not occur again if the request is retried.
`class` | `UNKNOWN` The CORBA `UNKNOWN` exception, which is thrown when there is an error whose cause is unknown to the ORB.

Uses of SystemException in org.omg.CORBA.portable

Subclasses of SystemException in org.omg.CORBA.portable
`class` | `IndirectionException` The Indirection exception is a Java specific system exception.
`class` | `UnknownException` The org.omg.CORBA.portable.UnknownException is used for reporting unknown exceptions between ties and ORBs and between ORBs and stubs.

Methods in org.omg.CORBA.portable that throw SystemException
`OutputStream` | `InvokeHandler._invoke(String method, InputStream input, ResponseHandler handler)` Invoked by the ORB to dispatch a request to the servant.

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