Examples of ModuleConflictException

    HttpResponse response = doRequest(HttpMethod.PUT, "modules/" + moduleName,
                           ImmutableMap.of("X-Class-Name", className),
                           Locations.newInputSupplier(jarLocation));


    if (HttpResponseStatus.CONFLICT.getCode() == response.getResponseCode()) {
      throw new ModuleConflictException(String.format("Failed to add module %s due to conflict, details: %s",
                                                      moduleName, getDetails(response)));
    }
    if (HttpResponseStatus.OK.getCode() != response.getResponseCode()) {
      throw new DatasetManagementException(String.format("Failed to add module %s, details: %s",
                                                         moduleName, getDetails(response)));

Examples of co.cask.cdap.data2.dataset2.ModuleConflictException


  public void deleteModule(String moduleName) throws DatasetManagementException {
    HttpResponse response = doDelete("modules/" + moduleName);


    if (HttpResponseStatus.CONFLICT.getCode() == response.getResponseCode()) {
      throw new ModuleConflictException(String.format("Failed to delete module %s due to conflict, details: %s",
                                                      moduleName, getDetails(response)));
    }
    if (HttpResponseStatus.OK.getCode() != response.getResponseCode()) {
      throw new DatasetManagementException(String.format("Failed to delete module %s, details: %s",
                                                         moduleName, getDetails(response)));

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