Enumeration DBusError

Raised from calls that re-enter the main loop (run) if they are cancelled

Raised if information received from a remote object is inconsistent or otherwise obviously wrong (added in 0.7.17). See also %TP_ERROR_CONFUSED.

Raised if a D-Bus bus name given is not valid, or is of an unacceptable type (e.g. well-known vs. unique)

Raised if a D-Bus interface or error name given is not valid

Raised if a D-Bus method or signal name given is not valid

Raised if a D-Bus object path given is not valid

Emitted in #TpProxy::invalidated if the remote process loses ownership of its bus name, and raised by any #TpProxy methods that have not had a reply at that time or are called after the proxy becomes invalid in this way (usually meaning it crashed)

Raised by #TpProxy methods if the remote object does not appear to have the required interface

A generic error which can be used with #TpProxy::invalidated to indicate an application-specific indication that the remote object no longer exists, if no more specific error is available.

Emitted in #TpProxy::invalidated when the #TpProxy has lost its last reference

Raised if the error raised by a remote D-Bus object is not recognised