NotYetAvailableException
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The NotYetAvailableException is thrown when an object being acquired is not yet available, such as when a sensor is still starting up.
This class has two public constructors: one without parameters and one that accepts a String message.
The NotYetAvailableException class inherits methods from java.lang.Throwable and java.lang.Object.
public class
NotYetAvailableException
Acquire failed because the object being acquired is not yet available. This happens, for example,
if the sensor providing the data hasn't fully started up for the current frame.
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