RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException Constructors

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Thrown when a Radius backing resource — a cache, database, or queue provisioned by a Radius recipe rather than deployed as a Radius.Compute/containers workload — cannot be projected to its consumers: its address cannot be determined, or the recipe's own connection and credential outputs cannot be described.

Constructor(IResource, string)

Initializes a new instance of the RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException class.

public sealed class RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException
{
    public RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException(
        IResource resource,
        string message)
    {
        // ...
    }
}

RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException.cs#L61-L63

Parameters

resourceIResourceThe backing resource that could not be projected.

messagestringThe message that describes the error.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullExceptionresource is null.

Constructor(IResource, string, Exception?)

Initializes a new instance of the RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException class with a reference to the inner exception that is the cause of this exception.

public sealed class RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException
{
    public RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException(
        IResource resource,
        string message,
        Exception? innerException)
    {
        // ...
    }
}

RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException.cs#L81-L86

Parameters

resourceIResourceThe backing resource that could not be projected.

messagestringThe message that describes the error.

innerExceptionException?The exception that is the cause of this exception, or null when none.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullExceptionresource is null.

Remarks

The parameterless and message-only constructors that InvalidOperationException offers are deliberately not exposed: RadiusBackingResourceProjectionException.Resource is part of this type's contract — a caller catching it does so to report which resource failed — and an instance without one could not answer that.