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java.lang.Object | +----java.lang.Throwable | +----java.lang.Exception | +----org.jos.util.UnsupportedFeatureException
This usually occurs if a class implements an interface, but doesn't provide all of the functionality the interface describes. The "unsupported" methods then throw an UnsupportedFeatureException (which has to be declared in the "throws" list, in the class as well as in the interface). An UnsupportedFeatureException can also be used to indicate that a subclass doesn't allow a method of the superclass to be executed anymore.
public UnsupportedFeatureException()
public UnsupportedFeatureException(String msg)
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