Uses of Class
org.neo4j.driver.exceptions.ClientException

Packages that use ClientException

Package	Description
org.neo4j.driver.exceptions
org.neo4j.driver.exceptions.value

Uses of ClientException in org.neo4j.driver.exceptions

Subclasses of ClientException in org.neo4j.driver.exceptions

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AuthenticationException	Failed to authenticate the driver to the server due to bad credentials provided.
class	AuthorizationExpiredException	The authorization info maintained on the server has expired.
class	AuthTokenManagerExecutionException	The AuthTokenManager execution has lead to an unexpected result.
class	FatalDiscoveryException	This error indicate a fatal problem to obtain routing tables such as the routing table for a specified database does not exist.
class	ResultConsumedException	A user is trying to access resources that are no longer valid due to the resources have already been consumed or the QueryRunner where the resources are created has already been closed.
class	SecurityException	Failed to communicate with the server due to security errors.
class	SecurityRetryableException	Indicates that the contained SecurityException is a RetryableException, which is determined by the AuthTokenManager.handleSecurityException(AuthToken, SecurityException) method.
class	TokenExpiredException	The provided token has expired.
class	TransactionNestingException	This exception indicates a user is nesting new transaction with an on-going transaction (unmanaged and/or auto-commit).
class	TransactionTerminatedException	Indicates that the transaction has been terminated.
class	UnsupportedFeatureException	A feature is not supported in a given setup.

Uses of ClientException in org.neo4j.driver.exceptions.value

Subclasses of ClientException in org.neo4j.driver.exceptions.value

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	LossyCoercion	A LossyCoercion exception indicates that the conversion cannot be achieved without losing precision.
class	NotMultiValued	A NotMultiValued exception indicates that the value does not consist of multiple values, a.k.a.
class	Uncoercible	A Uncoercible exception indicates that the conversion cannot be achieved.
class	Unsizable	An Unsizable exception indicates that the value does not have a size.
class	ValueException	A ValueException indicates that the client has carried out an operation on values incorrectly.