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IIOP Subsystem Messages
The IIOP1.0 catalog contains messages in the range BEA002000 - BEA002499. Messages in this catalog are part of the
weblogic.iiop Internationalization package and the
weblogic.iiop Localization package.
Error:
Info: Received an unknown message type.
Cause
This should not occur. This indicates that the client is sending garbaged messages. It might also indicate that malicious third parties are trying to access the server using IIOP. Action
Contact BEA support. Info: Failed to parse method name methName.
Description
The server was unable to find a suitable method implementation for the name in the request. Cause
This can happen for a variety of reasons. Normally, it is because the caller made a request for a non-existent method. Alternatively, the IDL mangling of the method name may be ambiguous, so WebLogic Server cannot decide which method to call. Action
If the IDL mangling is causing a problem, try changing the name of the method. In particular, names such as getSomedata() (where somedata is also the name of an attribute or method) can cause problems. Also, some bugs with name mangling in exist in JDK 1.3.1. Try using a JDK 1.4 client. Error: Unable to send the message: ioe.
Description
An IOException occurred while preventing transmission of the IIOP message. Cause
Some sort of communication failure has occurred. This could be because the target closed the IIOP connection or because of some transient network fault. Action
Verify the client-server network connection is working. Warning: retired sname simpl thr
Critical: OutOfMemoryError in adapter: thr.
Description
The server has run out of memory. Cause
This is often caused by marshalling mismatches between client and server and is generally a bug in either client or server or both. Action
Restart the server and contact BEA support. Error: Cannot scavenge idle connections, ex
Description
The server was unable to create the connection scavenger. Cause
The server was unable to schedule a trigger to watch for idle IIOP connections. The fact that it was unable to do so indicates some core failure in the server. Action
Restart the server. If this occurs again, contact BEA support. Debug: Exception on socket ioe.
Description
A low-level communication exception occurred while sending a message. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Exception on socket thr.
Description
A low-level communication exception occurred while processing an incoming message. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Info: Failed to export sname. The following exception occurred: ioe.
Description
The server tried to export a remote object before marshalling it and was unable to do so. Cause
This is most often caused by the server being unable to find or generate an IIOP stub for the remote object. Make sure that CORBA objects have corresponding _Stub classes in the server classpath. RMI-IIOP object stubs should be generated automatically. Action
For CORBA objects, ensure that idlj was run on the server class. For RMI-IIOP objects, contact BEA support. Error: retired e
Error: retired problem
Error: Failed to marshal exception problem: reason.
Description
The server was unable to marshal an exception for transmission to the caller. A generic SystemException will be sent instead. Cause
The server could not find appropriate exception definitions in its classpath. For CORBA exceptions, the application must contain the Exception Helper classes as well as the exception classes. Action
Add missing exception classes to the application. Error: Failed to send exception problem: thr.
Description
The server was unable to send the appropriate exception back to the caller but sent a generic SystemException instead. Cause
This only happens if the connection between the client and server was very unreliable. Action
Verify the client-server network connection is working. Contact BEA support. Error: Complete failure to send exception problem: thr.
Description
The server was unable to send the appropriate exception back to the caller and also failed to send a generic SystemException. Cause
Some sort of communication failure has occurred. This could be because the target closed the IIOP connection or because of some transient network fault. Action
Verify the client-server network connection. Info: IIOP subsystem enabled.
Description
The IIOP subsystem is operational and is listening for incoming IIOP requests. Cause
The IIOP subsystem is operational and is listening for incoming IIOP requests. Action
No action required. Error: Using javax.rmi.CORBA.UtilClass util; The IIOP subsystem requires a WebLogic Server-compatible UtilClass.
Description
The server was unable to install the WebLogic Server version of javax.rmi.CORBA.UtilDelegate. Cause
Some application code, or a foreign ORB, set the system property javax.rmi.CORBA.UtilClass or tried accessing javax.rmi.CORBA.Util functions before the IIOP subsystem had initialized. Action
The IIOP subsystem will not function correctly in this scenario. Correct the application code and restart the server. Error: Using javax.rmi.CORBA.PortableRemoteObjectClass pro, the IIOP subsystem requires a WebLogic Server-compatible PortableRemoteObjectClass.
Description
The server was unable to install the WebLogic Server version of javax.rmi.CORBA.PortableRemoteObjectDelegate. Cause
Some application code, or a foreign ORB, set the system property javax.rmi.CORBA.PortableRemoteObjectClass or tried accessing javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject functions before the IIOP subsystem had initialized. Action
The IIOP subsystem will not function correctly in this scenario. Correct the application code and restart the server. Info: LocateRequest is onoroff.
Description
This indicates whether the server will send IIOP LocateRequest messages in order to obtain object references for remote objects. Some foreign application servers do not handle LocateRequest messages properly and others require LocateRequest messages. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Info: Default GIOP version is 1.version
Description
The default version of the GIOP protocol that will be used by the IIOP subsystem, in general, should be set to 1.2. However, some C++ ORBs decode GIOP 1.2 incorrectly and in this case other GIOP versions can be tried. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Info: LocationForward policy is policy.
Description
The LocationForward policy indicates whether requests for the name service will redirect the caller to a different name service object reference within the cluster. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Info: Connection idle timeout is timeouts.
Description
The number of seconds that connections can remain idle before being closed automatically by the server. Most ORBs should transparently re-open closed connections but some cannot. In this case, the connection idle timeout may need to be set to a higher value. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Info: SecurityService registered under where.
Description
This indicates the location in JNDI where the server has bound the IIOP security service. This is a proprietary IIOP extension that can be used by foreign ORB clients that do not support CSIv2 to perform client authentication. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Warning: Could not bind SecurityService ex.
Description
The IIOP subsystem was unable to bind the proprietary IIOP security service into JNDI. Cause
This is an internal JNDI problem. Action
Contact BEA support. Warning: Could not resolve SendingContext RunTime: ex.
Description
The SendingContext RunTime provided by the remote server was not resolvable. This will prevent the interoperation of evolved classes. Cause
The client provided an invalid object reference for SendingContext RunTime. Action
Contact BEA Support. Info: Transaction mechanism is mech.
Description
The IIOP subsystem will use the CORBA OTS for transaction propagation by default. If you enable JTA, or another transaction mechanism, then WebLogic Server will be forced to use that mechanism for transaction propagation. JTA for IIOP is non-standard and not interoperable with non-WLS application servers. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Error: Complete failure to re-write exception from problem: reason.
Description
The server was unable to marshal an exception for transmission to the caller and was also unable to marshal a generic SystemException. Cause
This error should not occur. Action
Contact BEA support. Warning: An OTS error occurred: str, thr.
Description
An Object Transaction Service (OTS) error occurred. Cause
OTS errors are generally not bugs but always result in exception information being lost when propagated to the caller. Thus, the root cause is always logged,so that system administrators can determine the real cause. OTS errors are generally caused by some transaction subsystem operation (for instance, a transaction being rolled back). Action
Make sure this is an expected error. Debug: OTS: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the operation of OTS. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Transport: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the sending and receiving of IIOP messages. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Marshal: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the format of sent and received IIOP messages. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Marshal: msg, thr
Description
Debug message concerning the format of sent and received IIOP messages. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Info: Codeset for type data set to cs, OSF registry entry osf.
Description
Indicates the default native codesets that will be used by the server for string and wide string data. Some foreign ORBs incorrectly decode the native default codesets used by WebLogic Server. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Debug: Naming: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the operation of the server CosNaming implementation. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Security: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the security of sent and received IIOP messages. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Debug: Replacer: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the replacement of IORs with Stubs and vice versa. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Info: CosNaming Service registered under where.
Description
This indicates the location in JNDI where the server has bound the IIOP CosNaming service. It is necessary to bind CosNaming in a clustered environment so that references hold information about all members of the cluster. Cause
This is an informational message. Action
No action required. Warning: Could not bind the CosNaming Service ex.
Description
The IIOP subsystem was unable to bind the IIOP CosNaming service into JNDI. Cause
This is an internal JNDI problem. Action
Contact BEA support. Warning: Replacer: msg
Description
Warning message concerning the replacement of IORs with Stubs and vice versa. Cause
The replacer did not have enough information to do proper replacement. Action
Contact BEA support. Info: Connection pending timeout is timeouts.
Warning: Connection attempt was rejected because IIOP is not enabled on this channel.
Description
The Connection attempt was rejected because IIOP is not enabled on this channel or Listen Address. Cause
The Connection attempt was rejected because IIOP is not enabled at all for this server, as determined by the ServerMBean, or is not enabled on this particular channel. Action
Enabled IIOP. Debug: Connection: msg
Description
Debug message concerning the socket connections used for IIOP messages. Cause
Internal debug. Action
None. Warning: Naming exception: e
Description
Debug message concerning the operation of the server CosNaming implementation. Cause
An standard exception was thrown by the naming implementation. Action
None.
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