public static class TwitterException.SuspendedUser extends TwitterException.E403
This extends E403 because Twitter uses http code 403 (forbidden) to signal this.
TwitterException.AccessLevel, TwitterException.AgeScreen, TwitterException.BadParameter, TwitterException.Blocked, TwitterException.E401, TwitterException.E403, TwitterException.E404, TwitterException.E406, TwitterException.E40X, TwitterException.E413, TwitterException.E416, TwitterException.E50X, TwitterException.FollowerLimit, TwitterException.IO, TwitterException.MissingUser, TwitterException.Parsing, TwitterException.PreEmptiveRateLimit, TwitterException.RateLimit, TwitterException.Repetition, TwitterException.SuspendedProfile, TwitterException.SuspendedUser, TwitterException.Timeout, TwitterException.TooManyLogins, TwitterException.TooRecent, TwitterException.TooSpammy, TwitterException.TwitLongerException, TwitterException.Unexplained, TwitterException.UpdateToOAuth, TwitterException.UploadTooBig, TwitterException.UserNotFound
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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boolean |
suspendedCaller
Deprecated.
Use
TwitterException.SuspendedProfile instead
If true, it was the calling user (ie you) who is suspended.
If false, it was *probably* the target user who is suspended. |
code
Constructor and Description |
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SuspendedUser(java.lang.String msg) |
getAdditionalInfo, setAdditionalInfo
public final boolean suspendedCaller
TwitterException.SuspendedProfile
instead
If true, it was the calling user (ie you) who is suspended.
If false, it was *probably* the target user who is suspended.