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uCosminexus Application Server Security Management Guide


19.1 Message description format

This chapter uses the following format to describe each message:

Each message consists of the following components:

XXXXXnnnn

Indicates the message ID.

A message ID consists of the following elements:

XXXXX

Indicates the ID (prefix) of the functionality that output the message. The message prefixes output by the Web service security functionality are as follows:

  • KDCGF

    Indicates that an error occurred during reception of a SOAP message.

  • KDCGK

    Indicates that processing by a secret key generation command ended normally or that an error occurred during execution of the command.

  • KDCGS

    Indicates that an error occurred during reading of the Web service security functionality definition file.

  • KDCGW

    Indicates that an error occurred during transmission of a SOAP message.

  • KEOS

    Indicates that an error occurred during setup, operation, or maintenance using Cosminexus Manager.

  • KEXS

    Indicates that an error occurred in Cosminexus XML Security - Core.

nnnn

Indicates the message number managed by the program that output the message. Each message has a four-digit unique number.

Y

Indicates the message type. It is represented by a single letter.

The following message types might be output:

  • E

    Indicates a message output when an error occurred. For details about how to handle this type of message, see Action for each message in 19.2 and succeeding sections.

  • I

    Indicates a message informing that processing is complete. If this type of message is output, no action is required, because processing has ended normally.

  • W

    Indicates a warning message. For details about how to handle this type of message, see Action for each message in 19.2 and succeeding sections.

Message text

Indicates the message text of a message output by the Web service security functionality. Web service security functionality messages are output in English.

(Meaning)

Describes the meaning of the English message.

(Cause)

Indicates the cause for the message that was output.

(Action)

Indicates an action to be taken by the user.