It is illegal to call onError() or onCompleted() when a call to onNext() is still outstanding, or to call onNext(), onError() or onCompleted() after a call to onError() or onCompleted() has been dispatched. More...

Inherits InvalidOperationException.

Detailed Description

It is illegal to call onError() or onCompleted() when a call to onNext() is still outstanding, or to call onNext(), onError() or onCompleted() after a call to onError() or onCompleted() has been dispatched.

It is illegal to call onError() or onCompleted() when a call to onNext() is still outstanding, or to call onNext(), onError() or onCompleted() after a call to onError() or onCompleted() has been dispatched. Observers may throw an ObserverCompleted exception whenever this API is violated. Violating the API leaves the Observer (and any resources that it holds) in an undefined state, and throwing ObserverCompleted exceptions is optional. Callers receiving this exception should simply pass it up the stack to the Aura runtime. They should not attempt to forward it on to upstream or downstream stages. The easiest way to do this is to ignore the exception entirely.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

lang/cs/Org.Apache.REEF.Wake/RX/ObserverCompletedException.cs