Uses of Class
javacard.framework.SystemException

Packages that use SystemException
javacard.framework   
 

Uses of SystemException in javacard.framework
 

Methods in javacard.framework that throw SystemException
static void SystemException.throwIt(short reason)
          Throws the Java Card runtime environment-owned instance of SystemException with the specified reason.
static void JCSystem.requestObjectDeletion()
          This method is invoked by the applet to trigger the object deletion service of the Java Card runtime environment.
static byte[] JCSystem.makeTransientByteArray(short length, byte event)
          Creates a transient byte array with the specified array length.
static boolean[] JCSystem.makeTransientBooleanArray(short length, byte event)
          Creates a transient boolean array with the specified array length.
static short JCSystem.getAvailableMemory(byte memoryType)
          Obtains the amount of memory of the specified type that is available to the applet.
static Object[] JCSystem.makeTransientObjectArray(short length, byte event)
          Creates a transient array of Object with the specified array length.
static short[] JCSystem.makeTransientShortArray(short length, byte event)
          Creates a transient short array with the specified array length.
protected  void Applet.register()
          This method is used by the applet to register this applet instance with the Java Card runtime environment and to assign the Java Card platform name of the applet as its instance AID bytes.
protected  void Applet.register(byte[] bArray, short bOffset, byte bLength)
          This method is used by the applet to register this applet instance with the Java Card runtime environment and assign the specified AID bytes as its instance AID bytes.
 

Constructors in javacard.framework that throw SystemException
AID(byte[] bArray, short offset, byte length)
          The Java Card runtime environment uses this constructor to create a new AID instance encapsulating the specified AID bytes.
 



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