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Classes:

• ClassLoadingException: A ClassLoadingException can be thrown whenever a Class is supposed to be loaded and instantiated dynamically with the help of its classname. Because this mechanism covers several steps, a ClassLoadingException represents different exceptions that can occur during the process, e.g. an InstantiationException or a ClassNotFoundException.
• ComponentSupportException: A ComponentSupportException generally is thrown if there occur any problems related to the processing of a ComponentSupport object. It can be thrown, for example, when a ComponentSupport that is specified in a ComponentChain can't be found or if an appropriate ComponentSupport is present, but does not work as expected.
• MissingDataException: A MissingDataException can be thrown whenever a certain order or operation cannot be processed because of insufficient or missing data. This can be the case when the necessary attributes of a dynamically loaded object have not been set and the object therefore cannot function properly.
• ComponentRunnableException: A ComponentRunnableException exception is thrown if a ComponentRunnable cannot complete its task successfully. If this failure is due to an other Exception, the Exception should be wrapped in a ComponentRunnableException to be thrown.
• RECOINException: This class forms the superclass for all individual exceptions thrown inside RECOIN. It encapsulates an extra String object to store an individual message and also knows different error categories.
• InitiationException: An InitiationException is only thrown in the initate() method of a Component. It signals the failure or describes problems that occured when a Component object tried to initialize itself.
• IllegalModuleException: An IllegalModuleException can be thrown when an unexpected Module subclass is passed to a ModuleGroup subclass, i.e. the Module subclass is used in the wrong context.
• ComponentException: A ComponentException is thrown if there are any Component related problems like unitiated fields or if the Component could not be loaded.
• RepositoryException: A RepositoryException is always thrown in connection with problems while accessing or manipulating the RECOIN repository.
• ComponentWorkerException: A ComponentWorkerException is thrown if there are any problems related to a special subclass of ComponentWorker.
• GUIException: A GUIException is thrown by GUI components to signal a failure or a problem with the graphical interface.

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