Most methods implemented by the secured repository may throw any exception that is a sub-class of atg.security.SecurityException. Each of the methods in the SecuredRepository, SecuredMutableRepository, SecuredRepositoryItemDescriptor, SecuredRepositoryView, and SecuredRepositoryItem interfaces that is capable of throwing a SecurityException is marked appropriately.
The methods inherited from the normal Repository interfaces that are marked as capable of throwing an atg.repository.RepositoryException will, instead, throw an atg.repository.RepositorySecurityException. The RepositorySecurityException.getSecurityException() method can be used to determine the nested exception.
The RepositoryItem.getPropertyValue() and MutableRepositoryItem.setPropertyValue() methods are unusual in that they do not throw a RepositoryException. It is necessary, however, for them to throw a SecurityException, so they will throw an atg.security.RuntimeSecurityException. The RuntimeSecurityException.getSecurityException() method can be used to determine the nested exception.
