WCF custom channel exceptions
Diagnostic messages are listed in this topic in numeric order, grouped according to the part of the WCF custom channel from which they originate.
Reading a message
For each message, this information is provided:- The message identifier, in two parts:
- The characters "WCFCH" which identify the message as being from the WCF custom channel for IBM MQ
- A four-digit decimal code followed by the character 'E'
- The text of the message.
- An explanation of the message giving further information.
- The response required from the user. In some cases, particularly for information messages, the response required might be "none".
Message variables
Some messages display text or numbers that vary according to the circumstances causing the message to occur; these circumstances are known as message variables. The message variables are indicated as {0}, {1}, and so on.
In some cases a message might have variables in the Explanation or Response. Find the values of the message variables by looking in the error log. The complete message, including the Explanation and the Response, is recorded there.
The following message types are described:
- WCFCH0001E-0100E: General/State messages
- WCFCH0101E-0200E: URI Properties messages
- WCFCH0201E-0300E: Factory/Listener messages
- WCFCH0301E-0400E: Channel messages
- WCFCH0401E-0500E: Binding messages
- WCFCH0501E-0600E: Binding properties messages
- WCFCH0601E-0700E: Async operations messages
- WCFCH0001E-0100E: General/State messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0001E-0100E general/state messages. - WCFCH0101E-0200E: URI Properties messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0101E-0200E URI properties messages. - WCFCH0201E-0300E: Factory/Listener messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0201E-0300E factory/listener messages. - WCFCH0301E-0400E: Channel messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0301E-0400E channel messages. - WCFCH0401E-0500E: Binding messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0401E-0500E binding messages. - WCFCH0501E-0600E: Binding properties messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0501E-0600E binding properties messages. - WCFCH0601E-0700E: Async operations messages
Use the following information to understand WCFCH0601E-0700E async operations messages.
Parent topic: Reason codes and exceptions
Related reference
- API completion and reason codes
- PCF reason codes
- Transport Layer Security (TLS) return codes
- WCF custom channel exceptions
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