19.4 Messages starting with KDCGS

This section describes the messages between KDCGS0001 and KDCGS9999, which are output by the Web service security functionality.

• KDCGS0005-E

  A URI or TargetId attribute value must start with #. (tag name = element-name; attribute name = attribute-name)

  (Meaning)

  A URI or TargetId attribute must start with #.

  The following information is output to element-name and attribute-name respectively:

  element-name

  The name of an element that has an attribute for which the specified value does not start with # is output.

  attribute-name

  The name of an attribute for which the specified value does not start with # is output.

  (Cause)

  The Web service security functionality definition file contains an attribute with a specified value that does not start with #.

  (Action)

  Correct the Web service security functionality definition file and add a hash mark (#) to the beginning of the value specified in the attribute-name attribute.

• KDCGS0007-E

  The specified secret key file does not match the KeyType attribute. (secret key file = secret-key-file-name; KeyType = algorithm-identifier)

  (Meaning)

  The secret key file does not match the information specified in the keytype attribute.

  The following information is output to secret-key-file-name and algorithm-identifier respectively:

  secret-key-file-name

  The secret key file name is output.

  algorithm-identifier

  The algorithm identifier specified by the keytype attribute is output.

  (Cause)

  The algorithm identifier specified by the keytype attribute of the SecretKeyFile element within the Web service security functionality definition file does not match the contents of the secret key file.

  (Action)

  Correct the Web service security functionality definition file so that the information specified in the keytype attribute of the SecretKeyFile element matches the contents of the secret key file. The keytype attribute must contain the same algorithm identifier as that specified in the secret key generation command argument.

• KDCGS0008-E

  An error occurred during creation of a secret key. (details = details)

  (Meaning)

  An error occurred during secret key generation.

  Detailed error information is output to details.

  (Cause)

  An error occurred during generation of a secret key from the secret key file specified by the SecretKeyFile element within the Web service security functionality definition file. The error might be due to one of the following causes:

  • The SecretKeyFile element is specified incorrectly.

  • The runtime environment is configured incorrectly.

  (Action)

  According to the contents of details, check the Web service security functionality definition file for incorrect settings, or check the runtime environment.

• KDCGS0009-E

  The EmbedId attribute value is duplicated.

  (Meaning)

  A duplicate EmbedId attribute value exists.

  (Cause)

  A duplicate EmbedId attribute value is specified in the Web service security functionality definition file.

  (Action)

  Correct the Web service security functionality definition file so that there are no duplicate EmbedId attribute values.

• KDCGS0014-E

  An error occurred during reading of a KeyStore. (details = details)

  (Meaning)

  An error occurred during reading of a key store. Detailed error information is output to details.

  (Cause)

  An error occurred when reading the key store file specified in the File attribute of the KeyStore element within the Web service security functionality definition file. The specified key store file might not exist, the user might not have access permission for the file, or the file format might be incorrect.

  (Action)

  According to the contents of details, check the specification of the File attribute of the KeyStore element in the Web service security functionality definition file.

• KDCGS0015-E

  A definition is duplicated. (tag name = element-name)

  (Meaning)

  A duplicate element exists. The duplicate element name is output to element-name.

  (Cause)

  An element-name that is allowed to be specified only once is specified more than once in the Web service security functionality definition file.

  (Action)

  Correct the Web service security functionality definition file so that the element-name is specified only once.

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