- ASN1CodecException
alias ASN1CodecException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1CodecException
- ASN1ConstructionException
alias ASN1ConstructionException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ConstructionException
- ASN1Element
alias ASN1Element = AbstractSyntaxNotation1Element
- ASN1LengthException
alias ASN1LengthException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthException
- ASN1LengthOverflowException
alias ASN1LengthOverflowException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthOverflowException
- ASN1LengthUndefinedException
alias ASN1LengthUndefinedException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthUndefinedException
- ASN1RecursionException
alias ASN1RecursionException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1RecursionException
- ASN1TagClassException
alias ASN1TagClassException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagClassException
- ASN1TagException
alias ASN1TagException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagException
- ASN1TagNumberException
alias ASN1TagNumberException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagNumberException
- ASN1TagOverflowException
alias ASN1TagOverflowException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagOverflowException
- ASN1TagPaddingException
alias ASN1TagPaddingException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagPaddingException
- ASN1TruncationException
alias ASN1TruncationException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TruncationException
- ASN1TypeException
alias ASN1TypeException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagNumberException
- ASN1ValueCharactersException
alias ASN1ValueCharactersException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueCharactersException
- ASN1ValueException
alias ASN1ValueException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueException
- ASN1ValueOverflowException
alias ASN1ValueOverflowException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueOverflowException
- ASN1ValuePaddingException
alias ASN1ValuePaddingException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValuePaddingException
- ASN1ValueSizeException
alias ASN1ValueSizeException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueSizeException
- ASN1ValueUndefinedException
alias ASN1ValueUndefinedException = AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueUndefinedException
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1CodecException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1CodecException
A generic exception from which any ASN.1 codec exception may inherit
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ConstructionException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ConstructionException
An exception thrown when the construction is not what is expected
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1Element
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1Element(Element)
The generic element from which all other elements will inherit
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthException
A generic length-related exception
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthOverflowException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthOverflowException
An exception that is thrown when the length cannot fit inside of a size_t
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthUndefinedException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1LengthUndefinedException
An exception thrown when a length encoding that is undefined or reserved by the specification is encountered
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1RecursionException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1RecursionException
An exception that is thrown when excessively deep recursion occurs.
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagClassException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagClassException
An exception thrown when the tag class is not what is expected
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagException
A generic tag-related exception
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagNumberException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagNumberException
An exception thrown when the tag number or type is not what is expected
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagOverflowException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagOverflowException
An exception thrown when the decoded tag number cannot fit into a size_t
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagPaddingException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TagPaddingException
An exception thrown when the decoded tag number contains "leading zero bytes" (0x80)
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1TruncationException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1TruncationException
An exception that is thrown when the encoded data is truncated. Note that
this exception is not necessarily indicative of malicious activity. If
encoded ASN.1 data is being transferred over a network to a host that is
decoding it, attempting to decode the data before the entirety of the data
is transferred could result in this exception.
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueCharactersException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueCharactersException
An exception thrown when a chatacter-string type contains invalid characters
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueException
A generic exception thrown when something is wrong with a value
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueOverflowException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueOverflowException
An exception that is thrown when a value or part of a value does not fit into a native type
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValuePaddingException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValuePaddingException
An exception thrown when a value contains invalid leading or trailing zeroes or whitespace
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueSizeException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueSizeException
An exception thrown when a value is too small or too large (in terms of bytes) to decode
- AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueUndefinedException
class AbstractSyntaxNotation1ValueUndefinedException
An exception that is thrown when a value is encoded in a way that is undefined or reserved by the specification
Abstract Syntax Notation 1 is a high-level syntax specification created by the https://www.itu.int/en/pages/default.aspx, International Telecommunications Union in https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-X.680/en, X.680 - Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1), that abstractly defines data structures and protocol data units used by programs and protocols. It defines an extensible system of data types, modules, and data structures.
While described abstractly by ASN.1, the specified protocol data units and data structures can be encoded via various encoding schemes, such as the Basic Encoding Rules (BER), which are defined in the https://www.itu.int/en/pages/default.aspx, International Telecommunications Union's http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-X.690/en, X.690 - ASN.1 encoding rules. These encoding schemes uniformly relay data between systems that can differ in endianness, bit-width, byte-size, operating system, machine architecture, and so on.
The encoding schemata that inherit from ASN.1 are used widely in protocols such as TLS, LDAP, SNMP, RDP, and many more.
This file contains all ASN.1 exceptions and the the ASN1Element class, which is the abstract class from which all codecs in asn1/codecs/ will inherit.