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When we use the Liberty profile, we might encounter system messages. Each message has a unique message identifier, and includes an explanation of the problem, and details of any action that we can take to resolve the problem.

Liberty profile system messages are logged from various sources, including application server components and applications. For the Liberty profile, the message identifier is 10 characters in length and has the following form:

where:

CWXXX

Is a five-character alphabetic message prefix that identifies the Liberty profile component.

9999

Is a four-character numeric identifier used to identify the specific message for that component.

X

Is an optional alphabetic indicator that identifies the message type: I=Informational, W=Warning, E=Error.

The Troubleshooter reference: Messages topic contains information about all WebSphere Application Server messages, indexed by message prefix. For each message there is an explanation of the problem, and details of any action that we can take to resolve the problem.

Liberty profile message prefix Range Liberty profile component
CWIMK 0001-0500 LDAP registry federation (configuration messages)
CWIML 0001-5000 LDAP registry federation (runtime messages)
CWLIB 0001-0100 Transactions
0101-0200 z/OS Transaction Extensions
CWWKB z/OS Native integration
0001-0050 z/OS Command Processing
0051-0100 z/OS Native code only
0101-0150 z/OS Core
0151-0200 z/OS WLM services
0201-0250 z/OS Native code non-console
CWWKC 0000-0250 Annotation scanning
CWWKE Core kernel and kernel services
0001-0099 Boot/Launcher
0100-0199 Service utilities
0200-0299 Location service
0300-0399 File installation service
0400-0499 FileMonitor service
0500-0599 Extensible Class Scanner
CWWKF Feature manager
CWWKG Configuration manager
CWWKJ Light touch administration
CWWKL 0001-0100 Class loading service
CWWKM 0001-0050 Artifact API messages (container factory)
0051-0100 Overlay Messages (all implementations)
0101-0150 Artifact API Zip implementation
0151-0200 Artifact API File implementation
0401-0450 Adaptable API Implementation messages (adaptable module factory / adapter service)
1001-1100 Loose archive API (used by the Eclipse-based tools option that runs an application directly from the Eclipse workspace1).
2000-2999 Ant and Maven plug-in
CWWKN 0001-0100 JNDI default namespace
CWWKO CFW components
0000-0199 CFW
0200-0399 TCP
0400-0599 UDP
0600-0799 bytebuffer
0800-0899 SSL channel
0900-0999 SSL
CWWKS Security
0000 series Security: General messages
0000-0099 Security
0900-0999 Security quickStart
1000 series Security: Authentication services
1000-1099 Authentication
1100-1199 JAAS authentication
1200-1299 TAI authentication
2000 series Security: Authorization services
2000-2099 Authorization
2100-2199 Built-in authorization
2900-2999 SAF authorization
3000 series Security: Registry services
3000-3099 Registry
3100-3199 Basic registry
3200-3299 LDAP registry
3300-3399 FileBased (VMM) registry
3800-3899 Custom registry
3900-3999 SAF registry
4000 series Security: Token services
4000-4099 Token services
4100-4199 LTPA
4200-4299 Kerberos
4300-4399 SPNEGO
9000 series Security: Collaborators
9100-9199 Web Collaborator (common code)
9200-9299 Web Application Collaborator
9300-9399 Web Administration Collaborator
CWWKT HTTP transport/dispatcher
CWWKX 0000 series JMX
0001-0100 JMX Security
0101-0200 JMX REST Connector
0201-0300 JMX REST Client

1000 series

Administrative Center

1000-1899

Admin Center

CWWKZ Applications
0001-0100 Application manager
0101-0200 WARs
0201-0300 WABs
0301-0400 EBAs


Parent topic: Troubleshooting tips

1 The Eclipse platform supports a "virtual" application archive, where a set of files that appear to be in the same archive file are actually spread out across the Eclipse workspace. Liberty calls this a "loose archive", and the tools option that uses the loose archive API