Exceptions API
Overview
| Exception class | Relationship to PSR-11 exceptions | Common use cases |
|---|---|---|
NotFoundException
|
Implements NotFoundExceptionInterface
|
A service ID cannot be resolved |
ContainerException
|
Implements ContainerExceptionInterface
|
A provider factory throws a PSR container exception |
InvalidArgumentException
|
Extends PHP InvalidArgumentException
|
container()
receives an unsupported initializer |
RuntimeException
|
Extends PHP RuntimeException
|
Invalid extensions, invalid callable parameters, or non-public methods |
NotFoundException
Used when a service identifier is unknown or cannot be found in the current container chain.
ContainerException
Used by ServiceProviderContainer
to wrap container-specific failures that happen while
building a service.
This preserves the original exception as getPrevious()
so callers can inspect the
underlying failure when needed.
InvalidArgumentException
Used when container()
receives a value it does not know how to turn into a container
source.
Common causes:
- passing arrays directly to
container() - passing scalar values other than supported class strings
RuntimeException
Used for package-specific runtime problems such as:
- a
CallableFactoryparameter uses a builtin type instead of a class or interface - an
AggregateServiceProviderextension is not callable - a
MethodFactorytarget method is not public
See also Error Reporting.