IllegalStateException V/s JBI EXception for ComponentContext.

Question

The JBI Spec talks about the Exceptions that can be thrown when certain methods are invoked as follows:
InstallationContext.getContext().<Method-Call>
The JBI Spec on pg 129 (under the getContext() heading) says that an IllegalStateException must be thrown if any method other than getMBeanNames(), getMBeanServer(), getNamingService(), getTransactionService() is called.
Again on page 102 (Section 7.2.2.1), the spec goes on to say:
Component context. A JBI-global component context. It gives access to the items similar to the component context given to a Component's life cycle init() method, but is global (shared by all installation context instances). Only the getComponentName(), getInstallRoot(), getMBeanNames(), getMBeanServer(), getNamingContext(), getTransactionManager(), and getWorkspaceRoot() will be functional during installation. Calling other methods MUST result in either null results or JBIExceptions.
So I am confused as to which exceptions must be thrown when I do something like:
InstallationContext.getContext().getComponentName() in the init method of the bootstrap.
I would expect an IllegalStateException.
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Answer 1

Page 102 is correct, except that it omits getLogger(), which also works during installation. (The JavaDoc comments for InstallationContext.getContext() disagree with the spec text, and will be corrected in the next edition of the specification.)