All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
SzBadInputException	Defines an exceptional condition when an invalid input value is provided to a Senzing operation preventing the successful completion of that operation.
SzConfig	Defines the Java interface to the Senzing configuration functions.
SzConfigManager	Defines the Java interface to the Senzing configuration management functions.
SzConfigurationException	Defines an exceptional condition when a failure has occurred pertaining to the Senzing configuration.
SzCoreEnvironment	Provides the core implementation of SzEnvironment that directly initializes the Senzing SDK modules and provides management of the Senzing environment in this process.
SzCoreEnvironment.Builder	The builder class for creating an instance of SzCoreEnvironment.
SzDatabaseConnectionLostException	Extends SzRetryableException to define an exceptional condition where a database connection was lost causing a Senzing operation to fail.
SzDatabaseException	Extends SzUnrecoverableException to define an exceptional condition triggered by a database error from which we cannot recover (e.g.: missing or unexpected schema definition).
SzDiagnostic	Defines the Java interface to the Senzing diagnostic functions.
SzEngine	Defines the Java interface to the Senzing engine functions.
SzEntityIds	Provides an unmodifiable runtime-typed Set whose elements are strictly non-null instances of Long entity ID's.
SzEntityIds.Builder	Provides a builder class for creating instances of SzEntityIds.
SzEnvironment	Provides a factory interface for obtaining the references to the Senzing SDK singleton instances that have been initialized.
SzException	Defines the base exception for Senzing errors.
SzFlag	Enumerates the Senzing flag values from SzFlags so they can be referred to as objects, used in EnumSet instances and coverted to sensible String's with symbolic names and hexadecimal values.
SzFlags	Enumerates all the flags used by the Senzing SDK.
SzFlagUsageGroup	Enumerates the various classifications of usage groups for the SzFlag instances.
SzLicenseException	Extends SzUnrecoverableException to define an exceptional condition triggered by an invalid, expired or exhausted Senzing license.
SzNotFoundException	Extends SzBadInputException to define an exceptional condition where the provided bad input to a Senzing operation is an identifier that could not be used to successfully locate required data for that operation.
SzNotInitializedException	Extends SzUnrecoverableException to define an exceptional condition triggered by Senzing not being initialized.
SzProduct	Defines the Java interface to the Senzing product functions.
SzRecordKey	Desribes a key for identifying a record as Java record class containing a data source code and record ID.
SzRecordKeys	Provides an unmodifiable runtime-typed Set whose elements are strictly non-null instances of SzRecordKey.
SzRecordKeys.Builder	Provides a builder class for creating instances of SzRecordKeys.
SzReplaceConflictException	Describes an exceptional condition when an attempt is made to replace a Senzing value with a new value providing it has not not already been changed, however, the current value is no longer the expected value and has therefore already been changed.
SzRetryableException	Defines an exceptional condition where the failure is an intermittent condition and the operation may be retried with the same parameters with an expectation of success.
SzRetryTimeoutExceededException	Extends SzRetryableException to define an exceptional condition where an operation failed because a timeout was exceeded.
SzUnhandledException	Extends SzUnrecoverableException to define an exceptional condition caused by an otherwise unhandled and unexpected failure in the Senzing SDK.
SzUnknownDataSourceException	Extends SzBadInputException to define an exceptional condition where a specified data source code is not confifgured in the current active configuration and therefore the data source could not be found.
SzUnrecoverableException	Defines an exceptional condition where the failure is not recoverable and all operations should be stopped until the system can be modified to resolve the condition causing the failure.