Namespace RabbitMQ.Client.Exceptions

Thrown when the application tries to make use of a session or connection that has already been shut down.

Thrown when no connection could be opened during a ConnectionFactory.CreateConnection attempt.

Thrown when a SessionManager cannot allocate a new channel number, or the requested channel number is already in use.

Thrown when a session is destroyed during an RPC call to a broker. For example, if a TCP connection dropping causes the destruction of a session in the middle of a QueueDeclare operation, an OperationInterruptedException will be thrown to the caller of IModel.QueueDeclare.

Thrown to indicate that the peer didn't understand the packet received from the client. Peer sent default message describing protocol version it is using and transport parameters.

Thrown when the likely cause is an authentication failure.

Thrown to indicate that the peer does not support the wire protocol version we requested immediately after opening the TCP socket.

Thrown when the model receives an RPC reply that it wasn't expecting.

Thrown when the model receives an RPC request it cannot satisfy.

Thrown when the model cannot transmit a method field because the version of the protocol the model is implementing does not contain a definition for the field in question.

Thrown when the wire-formatting code cannot encode a particular .NET value to AMQP protocol format.