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FrameReceiptError

Enum FrameReceiptError

pub enum FrameReceiptError {
    TimeoutHeader,
    Disconnected,
    UnexpectedDuringFrameChannel(Error),
    UnexpectedDuringFrameHeader(Error),
    UnexpectedDuringFrameLength(Error),
    UnexpectedDuringFrameContents(Error),
    TlsReadError(Error),
    TlsProcessingError(Error),
}

Expand description

Errors that can occur when trying to receive frames

Variants§

TimeoutHeader

A timeout occurred when trying to receive the frame header

Disconnected

The connection was disconnected

UnexpectedDuringFrameChannel(Error)

An unexpected error receiving the frame channel id

UnexpectedDuringFrameHeader(Error)

An unexpected error receiving the frame header

UnexpectedDuringFrameLength(Error)

An unexpected error receiving the frame length

UnexpectedDuringFrameContents(Error)

An unexpected error receiving the frame contents

TlsReadError(Error)

An error occurred calling read_tls with the received frame payload

TlsProcessingError(Error)

An error occurred processing tls data received

Trait Implementations§

impl Debug for FrameReceiptError

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for FrameReceiptError

impl !RefUnwindSafe for FrameReceiptError

impl Send for FrameReceiptError

impl Sync for FrameReceiptError

impl Unpin for FrameReceiptError

impl UnsafeUnpin for FrameReceiptError

impl !UnwindSafe for FrameReceiptError

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