CosClientException
(client exception) or CosServerException
(server exception).CosClientException
results from unexpected interaction issues between the client and the COS server, such as a failure to connect to the server, a failure to parse the data returned by the server, or the occurrence of an IO exception when reading a local file, etc.CosServerException
occurs when the client interacts with the COS server normally, but the operation fails. For example, the client accesses a bucket that does not exist, deletes a file that does not exist, or does not have the permission to perform an operation, etc.System.ApplicationException
, CosClientException
is used in the same way as System.ApplicationException
. An additional member errorCode is also added, as shown below:Member | Description | Type |
errorCode | Client error code, such as 10000, which indicates a parameter verification failure. For more information, see Error Codes | int |
CosServiceException
contains the status code returned by the server, the requestid
, and the error details. After an exception is captured, we recommended that you print out the entire exception as it contains necessary factors for troubleshooting. The member variables of the exception are described as follows:Member | Description | Type |
requestId | Request ID, used to identify a request. It is very important for troubleshooting. | string |
statusCode | Status code in the response. A 4XX status code represents a request failure caused by the client, and a 5XX status code represents a failure caused by a server exception. For more information, see COS Error Codes. | string |
errorCode | string | |
errorMessage | string |
RequestId
) returned when the request error occurs.RequestId
and click Diagnose.
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