Java Exception Handling

In case of errors, LicenseSpring SDK will throw an exception. SDK-specific exceptions always derive from the LicenseSpringException class. We have tried to wrap every exception under LicenseSpringException; please open a support ticket if you find a method where this is not the case.

LicenseSpringException - All SDK Exceptions inherit from this exception.

  • LicenseSpringServerException - Any License server error is wrapped in this exception. The response is wrapped in the ErrorResponse class.

    • Server Error - If LicenseSpring API returns HTTP status in range [500, 599] then this exception will be thrown. See Errors and Response Codes for detailed messages.

    • ServerValidationException - Any License Client error is wrapped in this exception. If LicenseSpring API returns HTTP status in range [400, 499] then this exception will be thrown. See Errors and Response Codes for detailed messages.

  • ClientValidationException - Thrown when some validation rule is broken. Example: if you do not provide an API key or another required field then this exception will be thrown.

    • LicenseExpiredException - Thrown if license has expired.

    • ConsumptionException - Thrown if license has expired.

    • ConfigurationException - Thrown when configuration files are misconfigured.

  • InfrastructureException - The SDKs wrap IO and similar exceptions under this class.

    • ConnectionException - Thrown when the client fails to connect to the server. Examples: host unreachable, connection timeout, or connection refused. In all these scenarios the client won't receive any response from the server.

    • CloudCheckException - These exceptions are thrown only when one of the NODE_LOCKING Hardware ID Strategies is present. They all relate to failing to obtain metadata information about the instance.

      • MetadataServiceBlockedException - Thrown if connection is refused while trying to retrieve Cloud platform instance ID.

      • NotCloudPlatformException - Thrown if trying to retrieve Instance ID of a VM running on a Cloud Platform from a physical computer.

      • WrongPlatformException - Thrown if trying to retrieve Instance ID of a VM running on AWS from Azure Cloud platform or vice-versa.

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