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ERROR: Bad UUID `UUID'. | |
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Description |
The specified UUID is invalid (for example, has illegal characters, has too many characters, has an invalid format, and so on). |
Action |
Verify the UUID. | |
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ERROR: Bad object name: `ObjectName'. | |
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Description |
The specified object name is not a valid WLE object name (for example, has illegal characters, is too long, has an invalid format, or does not exist). |
Action |
Specify a valid WLE object name. | |
4 |
ERROR: Bad type `DataType' for argument. | |
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Description |
The data type specified for an argument is not a supported WLE argument data type. |
Action |
Specify a valid WLE argument data type. | |
5 |
ERROR: Object not deleted. | |
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Description |
For a |
Action |
For more information, see any additional messages. | |
6 |
ERROR: Not yet implemented. | |
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Description |
The specified operation is not yet implemented. |
Action |
None. | |
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ERROR: Object `ObjectName' is damaged. | |
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Description |
The specified object is damaged. |
Action |
Verify the object and reload if necessary. | |
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ERROR: Bad object type for object `ObjectName'. | |
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Description |
For a |
Action |
Reload the object definition. | |
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ERROR: Object `ObjectName' not found. | |
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Description |
The specified object was not found. |
Action |
Verify the object name and the repository specification. | |
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FATAL: Definition file `Filename' contained one or more errors; object(s) not loaded. | |
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Description |
The definition file for the |
Action |
Because this message is typically displayed immediately after one or more other messages, refer to the previous messages that are displayed to determine the nature of the problem. | |
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FATAL: Fatal syntax error. | |
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Description |
A syntax error occurred while the definition file was being parsed. |
Action |
Verify the syntax at the designated point in the definition file. | |
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FATAL: Unsupported language `LanguageName'. | |
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Description |
The specified programming language is not supported for the |
Action |
Specify a valid language name. | |
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FATAL: Exceeded nesting limit for INCLUDE directive. | |
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Description |
The limit of open files for |
Action |
Reduce the number of | |
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FATAL: `MethodServerName' must be an implementation. | |
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Description |
For the |
Action |
Verify the object name. Specify a valid implementation. | |
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FATAL: Bad or unsupported option. | |
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Description |
UNIX systems only. An invalid option was specified on the WLE command line. |
Action |
Verify that all options specified are valid for the command. | |
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FATAL: Too many arguments. | |
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Description |
UNIX systems only. Too many arguments were specified on the WLE command line. |
Action |
Verify the syntax of the specified command. | |
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FATAL: Required arguments are not specified. | |
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Description |
UNIX systems only. Not all required arguments were specified on the command line. |
Action |
Verify the syntax of the specified command, and specify the required arguments. | |
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FATAL: One or more specified options conflict. | |
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Description |
UNIX systems only. Conflicting options were specified on the command line. |
Action |
Verify that all options specified are supported for the specified form of the command. | |
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FATAL: Encountered error token generated by SHOW command. Please verify definition file. | |
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Description |
The |
Action |
Verify the definition file, and replace the | |
20 |
FATAL: Unexpected EOF inside of comment. | |
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Description |
During the parse of the definition file for a |
Action |
Verify the definition file; close the comment. | |
21 |
ERROR: Could not set symbol `Name'. | |
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Description |
On a |
Action |
Verify that the symbol name is valid; verify that the value is not too long. | |
22 |
ERROR: Unknown command. | |
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Description |
For the UNIX interface, the specified command is unknown. |
Action |
Verify the command. | |
23 |
INFO: Empty definition file `Filename'; no object(s) found. | |
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Description |
For the |
Action |
Define some objects. | |
24 |
INFO: No proxies found. | |
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Description |
No proxies were found matching the specified criteria. |
Action |
Modify or eliminate the Remote Host, Remote User, or Local User fields. | |
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FATAL: Input line is too long. | |
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Description |
For |
Action |
Divide the line across multiple lines; use the concatenation character. | |
26 |
ERROR: Repository error. | |
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Description |
The operation failed due to a repository error. |
Action |
Refer to associated messages for additional information. | |
27 |
ERROR: An internal software error occurred. | |
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Description |
An internal software error occurred. The operation was not completed. |
Action |
Contact BEA Technical Support. | |
28 |
FATAL: Exceeded scope limit. | |
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Description |
The limit of nested scopes for |
Action |
Reduce the number of nested module and interface definitions. | |
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ERROR: `Name' already defined in this scope. | |
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Description |
This definition conflicts with a previous definition of the same name in this scope. |
Action |
Determine whether the two identifiers should have the same name. | |
30 |
ERROR: `Name' not defined. | |
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Description |
This identifier is not defined within the scope of this usage. |
Action |
Define the identifier. | |
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ERROR: `Name' not defined in scope. | |
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Description |
This identifier is not defined within the specified scope. |
Action |
Define the identifier in the specified scope. | |
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ERROR: `Name' has incorrect type for qualifier. | |
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Description |
This identifier cannot be used as a qualifier in a scoped name because it is not a type that can contain other objects. |
Action |
Correct the scoped name. | |
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ERROR: `Name' is not a valid type specification. | |
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Description |
This specified identifier cannot be used as a type specification. |
Action |
Correct the type specification. | |
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ERROR: Not a simple type, use a type name instead. | |
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Description |
A struct, union, or enum has been used where a simple type is required. |
Action |
Use a type name instead of a struct, union, or enum. | |
35 |
ERROR: Size must be an integer constant. | |
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Description |
The size of a bounded string, bounded sequence, or array must be an integer constant. |
Action |
Enter an integer for the size. | |
36 |
ERROR: Size must be a positive value. | |
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Description |
The size of a bounded string, bounded sequence, or array must be a positive integer constant. |
Action |
Enter an positive integer for the size. | |
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ERROR: Case label has wrong type. | |
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Description |
The type of the constant expression in the case label does not match the type specified in the switch statement. |
Action |
Enter an expression of the correct type. | |
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ERROR: Case label has invalid value. | |
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Description |
The value of the constant expression in the case label is invalid for the data type specified in the switch statement. The value may be too large or too small for the data type, or negative for an unsigned data type. |
Action |
Enter an expression of the correct value. | |
39 |
ERROR: Expression has wrong type. | |
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Description |
The value of the expression does not match the defined type. |
Action |
Enter an expression of the correct type. | |
40 |
ERROR: Expression value out of range. | |
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Description |
The value of the expression is not within the range of the defined data type. |
Action |
Enter an expression within the range of the data type. | |
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ERROR: String is too long. | |
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Description |
The length of the string expression exceeds the size of the defined bounded string. |
Action |
Increase the size of the string. | |
42 |
ERROR: Cyclic type reference must be in a Sequence. | |
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Description |
A cyclic reference to a type must be contained within a sequence. |
Action |
Move the cyclic type reference into a sequence. | |
43 |
ERROR: Constant has no value. | |
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Description |
A reference has been made to a constant definition that has no defined value. |
Action |
Define a value for the constant. | |
44 |
ERROR: `Name' is not a valid switch type. | |
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Description |
The specified type is not a valid type for a switch statement. Valid types are long, short, unsigned long, unsigned short, char, boolean, or enum. |
Action |
Enter one of the valid types. | |
45 |
ERROR: Only one default label allowed. | |
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Description |
Only one default label is allowed in a switch statement. |
Action |
Remove the duplicate default label. | |
46 |
ERROR: Duplicate label value. | |
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Description |
More than one case label contains the same value. Label values must be unique. |
Action |
Remove the duplicate case label value. | |
47 |
ERROR: Structure is empty. | |
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Description |
The structure definition contains no members. A structure must contain at least one member. |
Action |
Add at least one member to the structure. | |
48 |
ERROR: No full interface definition found for `Name'. | |
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Description |
The full interface definition for the specified forward reference is not found. |
Action |
Remove the forward reference or add an interface definition. | |
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ERROR: `Name' must be an exception. | |
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Description |
The identifier specified in the raises statement is not an exception. |
Action |
Correct the name to specify an exception. | |
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ERROR: `Name' is a malformed context property. | |
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Description |
This context property is not correctly specified. A context property is a sequence of alphanumeric, '.', '_', and '*' characters. The first character must be an alphabetic character. An asterisk may be used only as the last character of the string. |
Action |
Correct the context property. | |
51 |
ERROR: `Name' is not a valid constant type. | |
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Description |
The specified type is not a valid type for a constant statement. Valid types are long, short, unsigned long, unsigned short, char, boolean, float, or double, plus any previously defined name of these types. |
Action |
Enter a valid type. | |
52 |
ERROR: `DataType' and `Name' types can not be mixed in expression. | |
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Description |
The specified expression contains mixed types (for example, integers mixed with floats). A mixed-type expression is illegal. |
Action |
Eliminate the use of mixed types in the expression. | |
53 |
ERROR: Division by zero. | |
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Description |
An expression attempts to divide by zero. |
Action |
Correct the expression to remove the division by zero. | |
54 |
ERROR: Shift value out of range. | |
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Description |
The right operand in the shift operator is invalid. It must be in the range 0 <= right operand < 32. |
Action |
Correct the right operand. | |
55 |
ERROR: Operator only applies to integers. | |
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Description |
The specified operator applies only to operands of type integer. |
Action |
Specify an integer operand. | |
56 |
ERROR: Operator not applicable to values of type `DataType'. | |
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Description |
The specified operator does not apply to operands of the specified type. |
Action |
Specify an operand of the correct type. | |
57 |
ERROR: Unary operator `Name' not allowed with operand of type `DataType'. | |
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Description |
The specified unary operand does not support an operand of the specified type. |
Action |
Correct the unary operand. | |
58 |
ERROR: Interface `Name' not fully defined yet. | |
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Description |
The specified interface has not been fully defined. |
Action |
Move the definition of the interface so that the definition is completed before this reference. | |
59 |
ERROR: `Name' is not an interface. | |
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Description |
An interface can only inherit from interfaces. The specified item is not an interface. |
Action |
Correct the inheritance statement to specify only interfaces. | |
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ERROR: Inheritance conflict: `Name' inherited from both `Base1' and `Base2'. | |
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Description |
An inheritance conflict has occurred. The specified element is inherited from two different base interfaces. References to base interface elements must be unambiguous. |
Action |
Resolve the ambiguity by qualifying the element name with its interface name. | |
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ERROR: Pointer types are not allowed. | |
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Description |
Pointer types are not allowed in definitions. |
Action |
Utilize a construct such as sequence. | |
62 |
ERROR: Union body is empty. | |
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Description |
The union body contains no statements. It must contain at least one case. |
Action |
Add a case to the body of the union statement. | |
63 |
ERROR: Missing case label. | |
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Description |
A case label is required for each element in the union statement. |
Action |
Add a case label to the union statement. | |
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ERROR: Enum is empty. | |
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Description |
The |
Action |
Add an identifier to the enum statement. | |
65 |
FATAL: Unexpected end of file. | |
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Description |
During the parse of the definition file, the end of the file was reached before parsing was completed. This problem indicates an error in the definition file. |
Action |
Correct the error and retry. | |
66 |
ERROR: Character literal is empty. | |
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Description |
The character literal does not contain a character. |
Action |
Add a character to the literal. | |
67 |
ERROR: Bad identifier name `Name'. | |
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Description |
The specified identifier name is invalid (for example, illegal characters, starts with _, and so on). An identifier name consists of alphanumeric and underscore (_) characters. The first character must be an alphabetic character. |
Action |
Verify the identifier name. | |
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FATAL: Unexpected end of file inside of literal. | |
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Description |
During the parse of the definition file, an unclosed literal resulted in a premature end of file. |
Action |
Verify the definition file; close the literal. | |
69 |
FATAL: Unexpected end of line inside of literal. | |
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Description |
During the parse of the definition file, an unclosed literal was found. |
Action |
Verify the definition file; close the literal. | |
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WARN: Identifier `Name' already referenced in this scope. | |
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Description |
The specified identifier has already been referenced in this scope of the definition. |
Action |
Verify the definition. | |
71 |
WARN: Identifier should be spelled `Name'. | |
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Description |
An identifier for a definition must be spelled consistently (with respect to case) throughout a specification. |
Action |
Correct the identifier spelling. | |
72 |
WARN: Module declarations are not allowed inside interfaces. | |
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Description |
Module declarations are not allowed inside interface definitions. Module declarations are allowed only at the top level or inside other module definitions. |
Action |
Move the module declaration. | |
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WARN: Module is empty. | |
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Description |
The module definition is empty. Modules usually contain other definitions, such as interfaces, typedefs, and so on. |
Action |
Add definitions to the module. | |
74 |
WARN: Interface declarations are not allowed inside interfaces. | |
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Description |
Interface declarations are not allowed inside other interface definitions. Interface declarations are allowed only at the top level or inside module definitions. |
Action |
Move the interface declaration. | |
75 |
WARN: Operation declarations are only allowed inside interfaces. | |
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Description |
Operation declarations are allowed only inside interfaces. |
Action |
Move the operation declaration inside an interface definition. | |
76 |
WARN: Oneway operations can not have a return value. | |
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Description |
Oneway operations do not return results, data, or exceptions. |
Action |
Modify the operation declaration to remove the return value. | |
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WARN: Oneway operations can not have a raises list. | |
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Description |
Oneway operations do not return results, data, or exceptions. |
Action |
Modify the operation declaration to remove the raises list. | |
78 |
WARN: Oneway operations can only have 'in' parameters. | |
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Description |
Oneway operations do not return results, data, or exceptions. |
Action |
Modify the operation declaration to remove the 'inout' or 'out' parameter mode. | |
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WARN: Attribute declarations are only allowed inside interfaces. | |
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Description |
Attribute declarations are only allowed inside interfaces. |
Action |
Move the attribute declaration inside an interface definition. | |
80 |
WARN: `val' can not inherit from itself. | |
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Description |
`val' can not inherit from itself. |
Action |
Modify the inheritance of `val' so that is does not refer to itself. | |
81 |
WARN: Duplicate base interface `val'. | |
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Description |
`val' was already found in the inheritance for this interface. |
Action |
Modify the inheritance of the interface to remove the duplication. | |
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WARN: Missing semicolon, inserted here. | |
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Description |
A semicolon was missing from the idl definition, most likely after the closing bracket of a module or an interface. |
Action |
Modify the idl to add the missing semicolon. | |
83 |
WARN: Missing inheritance list. | |
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Description |
The compiler found a ( |
Action |
Either remove the colon ( | |
84 |
WARN: Missing parameter mode, assuming 'in'. | |
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Description |
The operation was missing the parameter mode for at least one parameter. By default, the parameter is assigned a mode of |
Action |
Modify the operation to specify the parameter mode. | |
85 |
WARN: Missing exceptions. | |
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Description |
The |
Action |
Modify the raises clause to specify the exceptions that will be raised by this operation. | |
86 |
WARN: Missing context names. | |
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Description |
The |
Action |
Modify the context clause to specify the contexts. | |
87 |
ERROR: Keyword should be spelled `Name'. | |
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Description |
The OMG IDL file contains keywords that have the wrong case. |
Action |
Find the keyword with the wrong case and correct it. | |
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WARN: The float literal is invalid. | |
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Description |
The specified literal is not a valid float literal. |
Action |
Verify the definition file and correct the literal. | |
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WARN: Unterminated character literal. | |
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Description |
The specified character literal is not terminated by a closing quote. |
Action |
Verify the definition file and close the character literal. | |
90 |
WARN: Ignored illegal character or escape sequence `val'. | |
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Description |
A character was found which is not allowed by the OMG idl specification. |
Action |
Modify the idl to comply with the OMG idl specification. | |
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WARN: No argument found. | |
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Description |
The specified keyword requires an argument, but none has been included. |
Action |
Add the appropriate argument for this keyword or remove the keyword. | |
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INFO: Duplicate definition of `Name' ignored. | |
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Description |
The named definition occurs more than once. |
Action |
Remove the duplicate definition. | |
94 |
WARN: Implementation declarations are not allowed inside implementations. | |
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Description |
Implementation declarations are not allowed inside other implementation definitions. Implementation declarations are allowed only at the top level or inside module definitions. |
Action |
Move the implementation declaration. | |
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ERROR: `Name' is not an implementation. | |
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Description |
An implementation can inherit only from implementations. The specified item is not an implementation. |
Action |
Correct the inheritance statement to specify only implementations. | |
96 |
WARN: Duplicate base implementation `Name'. | |
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Description |
A base implementation is specified more than once in the inheritance list. |
Action |
Remove the duplicate base implementation from the inheritance list. | |
97 |
ERROR: `Name' must be an interface. | |
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Description |
The identifier specified in the interface list is not an interface. |
Action |
Specify an interface. | |
98 |
ERROR: Bad argument type for argument `ArgumentName' in operation `Name'. | |
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Description |
For operations that generate client stubs, the argument type for the specified operation is not a supported WLE argument data type. |
Action |
Specify a valid argument data type. | |
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ERROR: Bad argument type for result in operation `Name'. | |
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Description |
For |
Action |
Specify a valid return data type. |
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