AI-generated Key Takeaways
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AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException is an exception thrown when the number of arguments passed to an App Index API method call exceeds the allowed maximum.
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This exception inherits from AppIndexException and provides constructors to create instances with no arguments, with an error message, or with an error message and a cause.
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It also inherits standard methods from
java.lang.Throwableandjava.lang.ObjectlikegetMessage(),getCause(), andprintStackTrace().
The exception that is thrown if the number of arguments passed to an App Index API method
in a single call exceeds the allowed maximum of Indexable.MAX_INDEXABLES_TO_BE_UPDATED_IN_ONE_CALL.
Public Constructor Summary
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AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException()
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException.
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AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException(String message)
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException using error message.
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AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException(String message,
Throwable cause)
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException using error message and cause.
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Inherited Method Summary
Public Constructors
public AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException ()
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException.
public AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException (String message)
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException using error message.
public AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException (String message, Throwable cause)
Creates a new instance of
AppIndexTooManyArgumentsException using error message and cause.