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<Message ID="WSWS3198E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="typeNotSet00" varFormat="Java">
    typeNotSet00=WSWS3198E: Error: Type/Element attribute on Part &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; is not set.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) part must specify the type or element attribute.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the deployed WSDL file by adding the type or element attribute.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3052E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    badNamespace00=WSWS3052E: Error: Bad envelope namespace:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The envelope element of the SOAP message has an incorrect namespace. The Application Server cannot deserialize the message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message namespace.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3379E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unmappedPrefix00" varFormat="Java">
    unmappedPrefix00=WSWS3379E: Error: Prefix {0} is undefined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated prefix does not have a corresponding namespace Uniform Resource Indicator (URI).
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code or SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3304E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.readOffsetError" varFormat="Java">
    attach.readOffsetError=WSWS3304E: Error: Received &quot;{0}&quot; as an offset.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3072E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badUnsignedInt00" varFormat="Java">
    badUnsignedInt00=WSWS3072E: Error: An attempt was made to construct an UnsignedInt object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3506I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createChannel01" varFormat="Java">
    createChannel01=WSWS3506I: Found channel named: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3505I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createChannel00" varFormat="Java">
    createChannel00=WSWS3505I: Creating channel named: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3425I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="challengeRealmInfo" varFormat="Java">
    challengeRealmInfo=WSWS3425I: From target realm: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3154E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOption00" varFormat="Java">
    noOption00=WSWS3154E: Error: No &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; option was configured for the service &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated option was not found for the service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3122E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="serviceHandler.not.found" varFormat="Java">
    serviceHandler.not.found=WSWS3122E: Error: Could not find service {0} referenced in URI {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot find the specified service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify the name of the service that is specified by the client. Also, verify the deployment of that service on the server.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3586I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invokeMethod00" varFormat="Java">
    invokeMethod00=WSWS3586I: Invoking method: {0}() of class: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3247E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noEndpoint" varFormat="Java">
    noEndpoint=WSWS3247E: Error: No target endpoint address has been set on the Stub or Call object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An operation has been invoked on a Stub or Call object, However, a target endpoint address was not set.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the target endpoint address has been set on the Stub or Call object prior to invoking the operation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3454E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="useMismatch" varFormat="Java">
    useMismatch=WSWS3454E: Mixture of different settings for &apos;&apos;style/use&apos;&apos; within a WSDL binding is NOT supported.  Inconsistent values for the &quot;{0}&quot; binding are:  {1}={2} and {3}={4}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) mandates that the style and use settings for inputs, outputs, and faults settings must match in any one binding. For more information, see the WS-I Web site at the following address: http://www.ws-i.org/
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify your Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document to make that the style and use settings for inputs, outputs, and faults are consistent.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4115E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidContentType" varFormat="Java">
    invalidContentType=WSWS4115E: The message has an CONTENT_TYPE of {0}.  A CONTENT_TYPE of {1} or {2} was expected.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The engine uses the CONTENT_TYPE to determine whether the message is a SOAP 1.1 or SOAP 1.2 message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the inbound message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3216E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badJavaType" varFormat="Java">
    badJavaType=WSWS3216E: Error: Null java class specified in TypeMappingImpl.isRegistered method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The isRegistered method requires a non-null Java class. This error might be the result of an internal problem.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3117E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badContainer00" varFormat="Java">
    badContainer00=WSWS3117E: Error: Invalid container type (expected &quot;ejb&quot;, &quot;web&quot;, &quot;client&quot; or &quot;none&quot;), defaulting to &quot;none&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -container option for the WSDL2Java emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the -container option by using ejb, web, client, or none as the value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3109E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInvoking00" varFormat="Java">
    errorInvoking00=WSWS3109E: Error: Error invoking Web service operation:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Problem occurred when the Web services engine attempted to invoke a remote Web service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3547I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="outConnGroupCreated" varFormat="Java">
    outConnGroupCreated=WSWS3547I: Outbound connection group is created for key: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3027E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedSAXEvent00" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedSAXEvent00=WSWS3027E: Error: The {0} SAX event is not supported by SOAP.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The message is not a legal SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Contact the originator of the message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3503I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="updateOCCObject" varFormat="Java">
    updateOCCObject=WSWS3503I: Updated configuration of the outbound connection for key: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4128E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.unrecognizedBindingVersion" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.unrecognizedBindingVersion=WSWS4128E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was wrong in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the correct version on the JMS request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4110E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unavailableMethodWithSOAPDynamicProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    unavailableMethodWithSOAPDynamicProtocol=WSWS4110E: The {0} method is not available with the Dynamic SOAP protocol.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified method cannot be called if the SOAPConstants.DYNAMIC_SOAP_PROTOCOL is used.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the SOAP 1.1 or SOAP 1.2 protocol.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3568E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSetterMethod00" varFormat="Java">
    noSetterMethod00=WSWS3568E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Bean class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	It does not define a set method for the following data member = {1} 
	A get method was found = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified bean does not correctly define a bean property for the designated data member.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make the data member public or add an appropriate set method. Be particularly careful to ensure that the get and set methods use the same capitalization.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3143W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="engineConfigWrongClass00" varFormat="Java">
    engineConfigWrongClass00=WSWS3143W: Warning: Expected instance of &apos;EngineConfiguration&apos; in environment.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The configuration data is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3748I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="NoAvailableEndPointException02" varFormat="Java">
    NoAvailableEndPointException02=WSWS3748I: Info: Returned ChannelTarget object from the Unified Clustering Framework: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3747W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="NoAvailableEndPointException01" varFormat="Java">
    NoAvailableEndPointException01=WSWS3747W: Warning: Second query from the Unified Clustering Framework failed. No ChannelTarget object is returned from the Unified Clustering Framework.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The second query has failed. The Web services engine proceeded to the next option using default channels.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If unified clustering is needed, this message is an error. Check the trace for any errors from the clustering functionality.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3746W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="NoAvailableEndPointException00" varFormat="Java">
    NoAvailableEndPointException00=WSWS3746W: Warning:  Caught {0}. Query again from the Unified Clustering Framework.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception might be due to a timing problem that is caused by the asynchronous operation, which is done by the Unified Clustering Framework. The Web services engine will attempt to query from the Unified Clustering Framework again.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4100E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="saaj13Disabled" varFormat="Java">
    saaj13Disabled=WSWS4100E: Method {0} of class {1} is not supported in SAAJ 1.2.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated method requires SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.3 support. This support is not available in the the installed version of product.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use an SAAJ Version 1.2 method or upgrade to a new version of the product.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3223E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="NoJAXRPCHandler00" varFormat="Java">
    NoJAXRPCHandler00=WSWS3223E: Error: Exception caught while constructing handler {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem ocurred when the Web services engine created the JAX-RPC Handler.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review the reasons for why the Web services engine creates this exception.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3358E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noPortTypeFault" varFormat="Java">
    noPortTypeFault=WSWS3358E: Error: ERROR: Unable to match binding fault &quot;{0}&quot; from binding {2}, operation &quot;{1}&quot;, to a PortType fault.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding fault must have a corresponding portType fault.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3587I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="clusterFromWsAddr" varFormat="Java">
    clusterFromWsAddr=WSWS3587I: Received Cluster Identity object: {0} from WS-Addressing. If the Identity object is null, transport attempts to map one by the RequestMapper.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated identity object has been received from the WS-Addressing functionality. If the object is null, the transport attempts to map one by the RequestMapper.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If clustering is used, check for errors from the WS-Addressing functionality in the trace.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3157E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noPortType00" varFormat="Java">
    noPortType00=WSWS3157E: Error: Cannot find portType:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The deployed Web Services Description Language (WSDL) is missing the portType.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the deployed Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3597I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionWait01" varFormat="Java">
    connectionWait01=WSWS3597I: Current thread: {0} is going to wait {1} milliseconds for notification.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Indicates that the connection pool is full and that the current thread is waiting for openings for the specified amount of time. If no opening is available, a &quot;Connection timed out&quot; exception might result.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the exception is found,consider increasing the maximum connections value for the connection pool, and the connection wait timeout value to wait for openings in the pool. Check for network problems.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3596I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionWait00" varFormat="Java">
    connectionWait00=WSWS3596I: Current thread: {0} is going to wait for notification.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Indicates that the connection pool is full and that the current thread is waiting for openings. The run time might wait for a very long time if the network is busy.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the wait is too long, consider specifying a connection wait timeout, or increase the number of maximum connections, or both. Check for network problems.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4119E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unqualifiedName" varFormat="Java">
    unqualifiedName=WSWS4119E: An attempt was made to set a {0} that was not namespace qualified. The {0} localName is {1}; prefix is {2}: namespace is {3}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    SAAJ requires that certain values, including Fault Code, Fault Subcode, and Headers be namespace qualified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3729E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp12" varFormat="Java">
    badProp12=WSWS3729E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property should contain null values.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The java.util.HashMap containing response SOAP headers should contain null values.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3728E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp11" varFormat="Java">
    badProp11=WSWS3728E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property contained a value of type &quot;{1}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The java.util.HashMap containing request SOAP headers should contain values of type &quot;java.lang.String&quot; or &quot;javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement&quot;.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4103E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="SOAP12ProtocolRequiredMethod" varFormat="Java">
    SOAP12ProtocolRequiredMethod=WSWS4103E: Method {0} of class {1} is only valid for messages that use the SOAP 1.2 Protocol.  The current message uses the {2} protocol.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated method is only valid for the SOAP 1.2 protocol. This requirement is defined by the SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.3 specification.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a method that is valid for your SOAP protocol.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3727E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp10" varFormat="Java">
    badProp10=WSWS3727E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property contained a null value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The java.util.HashMap containing request SOAP headers should contain non-null values.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3711E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsisInternal" varFormat="Java">
    wsisInternal=WSWS3711E: Internal Error: WebServicesInputSource internal state error: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3544W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpConnectionsAttempted" varFormat="Java">
    httpConnectionsAttempted=WSWS3544W: Exception caught: {0}.   HTTP connection to retry: {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The reported exception is caught, but the HTTP connection will be retried until the configured number of times is reached.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consider modifying the configuration for the target HTTP inbound transport to accept more connections.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3577I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setJavaNameC00" varFormat="Java">
    setJavaNameC00=WSWS3577I: Info: Changed java name {0} to {1} for xml construct {2} due to custom binding designation.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The custom binder defined a name for the XML construct that is different than the default mapping.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3402E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="responseMessageMissing00" varFormat="Java">
    responseMessageMissing00=WSWS3402E: Error: INTERNAL: ResponseMessage missing on MessageContext.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3226E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullFieldDesc" varFormat="Java">
    nullFieldDesc=WSWS3226E: Error: Null FieldDesc specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3330I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wontOverwrite" varFormat="Java">
    wontOverwrite=WSWS3330I: Info: {0} already exists, WSDL2Java will not overwrite it.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This WSDL2Java emitter message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3726E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp09" varFormat="Java">
    badProp09=WSWS3726E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property should contain keys of type &quot;javax.xml.namespace.QName&quot;, but a key of type &quot;{1}&quot; was found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The java.util.HashMap used with implicit SOAP headers contained a key of the incorrect type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3725E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp08" varFormat="Java">
    badProp08=WSWS3725E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property contains a null key.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The java.util.HashMap used with implicit SOAP headers should contain a non-null key of type javax.xml.namespace.QName.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3724E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp07" varFormat="Java">
    badProp07=WSWS3724E: Error: The java.util.HashMap stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property was empty.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    To set implicit SOAP headers on a Stub or Call object, you must use a non-empty java.util.HashMap.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3723E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp06" varFormat="Java">
    badProp06=WSWS3723E: Error: The value stored as the &quot;{0}&quot; property must be of type &apos;&apos;java.util.HashMap&apos;&apos;,but was found to be of type &quot;{1}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    To set implicit SOAP headers on a Stub or Call object, you must use a java.util.HashMap.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3212E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp05" varFormat="Java">
    badProp05=WSWS3212E: Error: Property name {0} not supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified property is not supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Discontinue use of the specified property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3211E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp04" varFormat="Java">
    badProp04=WSWS3211E: Error: Null property value specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A null property value was specified.  This message might be caused by an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine origin of null property value if possible, and correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3208E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefinedloop00" varFormat="Java">
    undefinedloop00=WSWS3208E: Error: The definition of {0} results in a loop.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine found a recursive definition of the indicated type or element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3210E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp03" varFormat="Java">
    badProp03=WSWS3210E: Error: Null property name specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine detected a bad property. This message might be caused by an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine origin of null property name if possible, and correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3209E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badProp00" varFormat="Java">
    badProp00=WSWS3209E: Error: Bad property.  The value for {0} should be of type {1}, but it is of type {2}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine detected a bad property on the call or the MessageContext. This message might be caused by an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3134E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noAdminAccess00" varFormat="Java">
    noAdminAccess00=WSWS3134E: Error: Remote administrator access is not allowed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You cannot administer remotely.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    The Admin class is not fully supported.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3267E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTypeNode" varFormat="Java">
    badTypeNode=WSWS3267E: Error: Error: Missing type resolution for element {2}, in WSDL message part {0} of operation {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file is missing the correct type resolution.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the WSDL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3336E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDuration" varFormat="Java">
    badDuration=WSWS3336E: Error: Invalid duration: must contain a P.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a Duration object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3030E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="npemethodtarget00" varFormat="Java">
    npemethodtarget00=WSWS3030E: Error: An internal error occurred while trying to locate the target method. Debug:{0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred. This error is possibly due to an error in the deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3741I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslPropertiesFromJSSEHelper" varFormat="Java">
    sslPropertiesFromJSSEHelper=WSWS3741I: Info: JSSEHelper from Security returns SSL properties = {0}  with listener = {1} registered.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) properties have been received from the security configuration. The same properties are registered with the event listener.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3486E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="ctxtClassLoaderNull" varFormat="Java">
    ctxtClassLoaderNull=WSWS3486E: The ClassLoader parameter was passed in as null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The ClassLoader parameter is required for the method to function properly, but a null value was passed in.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that a non-null value is passed in for the ClassLoader parameter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3114E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="internalError00" varFormat="Java">
    internalError00=WSWS3114E: Error: Internal error.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3280E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wBadSoapAction00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wBadSoapAction00=WSWS3280E: Error: The value of -soapAction must be NONE or OPERATION.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad argument has been specified for -soapAction option.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the correct -soapAction option for the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3550E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mixedStyle00" varFormat="Java">
    mixedStyle00=WSWS3550E: Error: The MessageContext specifies Style {0} but the OperationDesc specifies Style {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad property has been detected on the MessageContext or OperationDesc.  This problem might be caused by an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3100E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailNoBinding01" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailNoBinding01=WSWS3100E: Error: Emitter failure.  No binding found for port {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Specify a binding for the service Web Services Description Language (WSDL) port.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3357E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noParmDesc" varFormat="Java">
    noParmDesc=WSWS3357E: Error: while trying to deserialize operation {0}, an element named {1} was encountered. 
However, this element does not match any of the expected parameters for this operation. 
Here is the list of expected parameters: 
{2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP request message that has been received by the service does not match the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the SOAP message that was sent to the service matches the WSDL definition.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3259E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="readError" varFormat="Java">
    readError=WSWS3259E: Error: Error reading data stream:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3353E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badMsgMethodStyle" varFormat="Java">
    badMsgMethodStyle=WSWS3353E: Error: Method style for message-based service wasn&apos;t one we recognized.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.  The specified application programming interface (API) is not supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use only supported APIs.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3121I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="onewayOperation" varFormat="Java">
    onewayOperation=WSWS3121I: Info: {0} is a oneway operation.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3470E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="antError" varFormat="Java">
    antError=WSWS3470E: Error while running class &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3363E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2woptBadUse00" varFormat="Java">
    j2woptBadUse00=WSWS3363E: Error: The value of the -use option must be LITERAL or ENCODED.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -use option for the Java2WSDL emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    The -use option must use the LITERAL or ENCODED values.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4122I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="endpointStopped00" varFormat="Java">
    endpointStopped00=WSWS4122I: The endpoint is currently stopped for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The endpoint at this URL has been disabled for requests. Other endpoints within the service may still be running.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To allow the endpoint to receive requests, enable the endpoint either through wsadmin or admin console.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3548W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2j.NoStubWriterWarn" varFormat="Java">
    w2j.NoStubWriterWarn=WSWS3548W: Warning: WSDL2Java could not discover a suitable StubWriter.  The default SOAP StubWriter will be used.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal discovery problem occurred that might be related to the class loader.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3561E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="infoMappingClusterName" varFormat="Java">
    infoMappingClusterName=WSWS3561E: Mapped to cluster name &lt;{0}&gt; using - host: {1}, port: {2}, URI path: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The printed data has been used to map to a valid cluster name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3381E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="loopyMS00" varFormat="Java">
    loopyMS00=WSWS3381E: Error:  Circular loop encountered while processing MappingScope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3172E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notAuth00" varFormat="Java">
    notAuth00=WSWS3172E: Error: User &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; not authorized to &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An authorized user is required.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3488E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notSwaRef00" varFormat="Java">
    notSwaRef00=WSWS3488E: Error: This SOAPElement is not a swaRef - it is not a reference to an attachment.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Either the SOAPElement does not contain a text node or the text node does not refer to an attachment.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure the SOAPElement is a swaRef element by calling the isSwaRef method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3054E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNCNameType00" varFormat="Java">
    badNCNameType00=WSWS3054E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a NCName object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3337E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="needSimpleValueSer" varFormat="Java">
    needSimpleValueSer=WSWS3337E: Error: Serializer class {0} does not implement SimpleValueSerializer, which is necessary for attributes.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This speicifed serializer cannot be used to serialize attributes.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Please correct the deployed type mappings.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3252E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="eosBeforeMarker" varFormat="Java">
    eosBeforeMarker=WSWS3252E: Error: End of stream encountered before final boundary marker.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3448I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpProxyConfiguration00" varFormat="Java">
    httpProxyConfiguration00=WSWS3448I: Info: HTTP Proxy Host name: {0}, Proxy Port: {1}, Proxy User name: {2}, Proxy Password: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message provides the configured HTTP proxy information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3539E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="releaseOCobjectEx" varFormat="Java">
    releaseOCobjectEx=WSWS3539E: Exception {0} is caught. Release related virtual connection object:{1} and outbound service context: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An exception has caused the release of a saved virtual connection object and an outbound service context.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the log for the last exception that was caught.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3400I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unexpectedException00" varFormat="Java">
    unexpectedException00=WSWS3400I: Info: unexpected exception.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message likely indicates an internal problem.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3073E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badUnsignedLong00" varFormat="Java">
    badUnsignedLong00=WSWS3073E: Error: An attempt was made to construct an UnsignedLong object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3037E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSerErr02" varFormat="Java">
    noSerErr02=WSWS3037E: Error: Serialization cannot occur for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot serialize the indicated object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the correct serializer is registered.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3031E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSerErr01" varFormat="Java">
    noSerErr01=WSWS3031E: Error: Serialization cannot occur for {0}.  There are no registered type mappings.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated object cannot be serialized.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a proper serializer is registered.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3213E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badGetter00" varFormat="Java">
    badGetter00=WSWS3213E: Error: Null getter method specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message is due to an internal error that is associated with the serialization engine.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3295E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noTypeOrElement00" varFormat="Java">
    noTypeOrElement00=WSWS3295E: Error: Message part {0} of operation or fault {1} has no element or type attribute.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Each message part must have an element or type attribute which locates the schema element/type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3137E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noContext00" varFormat="Java">
    noContext00=WSWS3137E: Error: No deserialization context to use in SOAPElement.convertToObject().
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3362E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noReturnParam" varFormat="Java">
    noReturnParam=WSWS3362E: Error: Didn&apos;&apos;t find specified return QName {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The response SOAP message is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Attempt to determine the origin of the SOAP, and correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3185I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="parsing00" varFormat="Java">
    parsing00=WSWS3185I: Info: Parsing XML file:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3514E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpChannelError00" varFormat="Java">
    httpChannelError00=WSWS3514E: No HTTP response body is available from the connection for: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Failures have occurred with the HTTP Channel service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the log file for the errors that have been reported by HTTP Channel service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3553E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2woptBadMIMEStyle00" varFormat="Java">
    j2woptBadMIMEStyle00=WSWS3553E: Error: The value of -MIMEstyle must be AXIS, swaRef or WSDL11.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -MIMEstyle option of the Java2WSDL emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the correct -MIMEstyle option. The value must be AXIS, swaRef, or WSDL11.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3382E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mapUnqualNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    mapUnqualNamespace00=WSWS3382E: Error: An unqualified namespace cannot have a prefix.  Prefix is {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3203E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlMissing00" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlMissing00=WSWS3203E: Error: Missing WSDL document in Service.getPort.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document is needed to use the Service.getPort method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the deployment information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3322E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badToken00" varFormat="Java">
    badToken00=WSWS3322E: Error: Invalid token value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Token object cannot be set because the value of the object is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the token value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3770W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2j.UnsupportedBindingWarning" varFormat="Java">
    w2j.UnsupportedBindingWarning=WSWS3770W: Warning: WSDL2Java does not support {0} binding namespace.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL2Java emitter encountered an unsupported binding  namespace and will continue code generation process for the supported binding(s).
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To avoid this warning, remove unsupported binding namespace from WSDL file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3515E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslChannelFailures" varFormat="Java">
    sslChannelFailures=WSWS3515E: Failures with the SSL Channel services: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Failures have occurred with the SSL Channel service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the log file for the errors that have been reported by SSL Channel service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3123E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="warning.handler.not.Handler" varFormat="Java">
    warning.handler.not.Handler=WSWS3123E: Error: Javaclass {0} specified for handler {1} must implement {2} OR {3}.  The handler will be skipped.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The was-webservices.xml configuration file defines a handler Java class that does not implement the expected interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the Java class that implements the expected interface.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3372E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="addChildElement2Err00" varFormat="Java">
    addChildElement2Err00=WSWS3372E: Error: Cannot add a {0} child element to a {1} object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot add the indicated child element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3534W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unknownOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    unknownOCobject=WSWS3534W: Encountered unknown outbound connection object: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The run time found an unknown outbound connection object. This problem might be an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check for a connection exception in the log file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3096E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="duplicateFile00" varFormat="Java">
    duplicateFile00=WSWS3096E: Error: Duplicate file name: {0}.  
Hint: you may have mapped two namespaces with elements of the same name to the same package name.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    WSDL2Java issues this message if different QNames result in the creation of the same Java file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document or use the NStoPkg options to differentiate the classes.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3273E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noStub" varFormat="Java">
    noStub=WSWS3273E: Error: There is no stub implementation for the interface:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You cannot call the getPort method because a stub implementation of the interface does not exist.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application and re-try.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3380E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="readOnlyMS00" varFormat="Java">
    readOnlyMS00=WSWS3380E: Error: An attempt was made to modify a read-only MappingScope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3233E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="javaxMailMessagingException00" varFormat="Java">
    javaxMailMessagingException00=WSWS3233E: Error: javax.mail.MessagingException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates a problem with a MIME message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3124W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badGenJava00" varFormat="Java">
    badGenJava00=WSWS3124W: Warning: Invalid -genJava option argument, valid are &quot;No&quot;, &quot;IfNotExists&quot;, or &quot;Overwrite&quot;.  Defaulting to &quot;IfNotExists&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -genJava option for the WSDL2Java emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the -genJava option so that uses No, IfNotExists, or Overwrite for its value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3035E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerServerRuntimeException00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerServerRuntimeException00=WSWS3035E: Error: {0}.{1} threw RuntimeException.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler generated an unexpected RuntimeException exception. The JAX-RPC Version 1.0 (JSR-101) specification requires that a SOAPFaultException exception be generated by the server. See the output or error log for the original exception.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the handler code to eliminate the RuntimeException exception.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3580I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="introspectClass00" varFormat="Java">
    introspectClass00=WSWS3580I: Info: Introspecting class for xml construct {0}.  JavaClass is: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine is performing introspection of the indicated class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3147E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noHeader00" varFormat="Java">
    noHeader00=WSWS3147E: Error: no {0} header!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The header information is missing from the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3481E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noBindingForReqSender" varFormat="Java">
    noBindingForReqSender=WSWS3481E: There is no binding defined for {0} RequestSender.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3578I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setJavaNameI00" varFormat="Java">
    setJavaNameI00=WSWS3578I: Info: Changed java name {0} to {1} for xml construct {2} due to java reflection.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Java reflection indicates that the name of the XML construct is different than the default mapping.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3542I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpRetriesForever" varFormat="Java">
    httpRetriesForever=WSWS3542I: Each failed HTTP connection will be retried until succeeds.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Based on a Java system property setting, each HTTP connection is retried until the connection succeeds. However, this action is not recommended as a deadlock might occur.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consider modifying the configuration of the target&apos;s HTTP inbound transport to accept more connections.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3189E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="quitRequest00" varFormat="Java">
    quitRequest00=WSWS3189E: Error: Administration service requested to quit, quitting.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Administration service is quitting. The Administration class is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3319E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badOutParameter00" varFormat="Java">
    badOutParameter00=WSWS3319E: Error: A holder could not be found or constructed for the OUT parameter {0} of method {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem might have occurred when the Application Server deployed the Web service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3479E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingRequiredProperty" varFormat="Java">
    missingRequiredProperty=WSWS3479E: The &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; property is required, but was not specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified property is required.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the required property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3173E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noUnderstand00" varFormat="Java">
    noUnderstand00=WSWS3173E: Error: Did not understand &quot;MustUnderstand&quot; header(s):{0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Handler did not understand mustUnderstand headers.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3041E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badAuth00" varFormat="Java">
    badAuth00=WSWS3041E: Error: Bad authentication type (I can only handle &quot;Basic&quot;).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Basic authentication only is supported with the SimpleServerEngine.  The SimpleServerEngine is only for debugging.  It is not for production use.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Do not use the SimpleServerEngine for production uses.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3360E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingSoapFault00" varFormat="Java">
    missingSoapFault00=WSWS3360E: Error: ERROR: Missing &lt;soap:fault&gt; element inFault &quot;{0}&quot; in operation &quot;{1}&quot;, in binding {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding fault must have an appropriate &lt;soap:fault&gt; element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3753I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitter.ibmbanner" varFormat="Java">
    emitter.ibmbanner=WSWS3753I: IBM WebSphere Application Server Release 8.0
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Standard IBM banner displayed by the web services emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3230E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="parserConfigurationException00" varFormat="Java">
    parserConfigurationException00=WSWS3230E: Error: ParserConfigurationException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error has occurred when the Web services engine attempted to configure the parser.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the parser configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3329E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wrongNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    wrongNamespace00=WSWS3329E: Error: The XML Schema type &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; is not valid in the Schema version &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error has ocurred with the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3556I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noCompression" varFormat="Java">
    noCompression=WSWS3556I: No compression will be performed for HTTP Content-Encoding.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Compression is not performed for the HTTP content encoding in the HTTP request or the HTTP response. Hence, the Web services property for HTTP compression has been ignored.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    You can complete one of the following actions 1.) Validate the value of Web services property for HTTP compression. 2.) Check for error messages from the HTTP Channel. 3.) Ignore the message if compression is not needed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3600I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionTimedOut" varFormat="Java">
    connectionTimedOut=WSWS3600I: The connection wait timed out.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is seen with a WebServicesFault exception. The connection wait for an opening in the connection pool has been reached and no connection object is available.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consider increasing the connection wait timeout, and increasing the maximum connections value.  Check for network problems.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3325E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badClassFile00" varFormat="Java">
    badClassFile00=WSWS3325E: Error: Error looking for parameter names in bytecode: input does not appear to be a valid class file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The class is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify that you have specified a class to the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3301E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimeReadFullyError" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimeReadFullyError=WSWS3301E: Error: Each DIME Stream must be read fully or closed in succession.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3167E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noTransport01" varFormat="Java">
    noTransport01=WSWS3167E: Error: No transport mapping for protocol:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3166E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noTransport00" varFormat="Java">
    noTransport00=WSWS3166E: Error: No client transport named &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3744I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidatedConnObject01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidatedConnObject01=WSWS3744I: Info:  With matching address {0}, found the associated connection object {1} to be invalidated.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal operation. The connection object invalidated is not usable.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3552E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noBinderFound00" varFormat="Java">
    noBinderFound00=WSWS3552E: Error: Cannot load the Java class for the custom binder: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Either the above custom binder does not exist or it is not in the class path for the context classloader.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3743I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidatedConnObject00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidatedConnObject00=WSWS3743I: Info: Outbound connection object {0} for address {1} has been invalidated.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal operation. The connection object marked is not usable.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3546I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="currentPoolSize" varFormat="Java">
    currentPoolSize=WSWS3546I: Current size of the connection object pool: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3551E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mixedUse00" varFormat="Java">
    mixedUse00=WSWS3551E: Error: The MessageContext specifies Use {0} but the OperationDesc specifies Use {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad property has been detected on the MessageContext or OperationDesc.  This problem might be caused by an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3348E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noValidHeader" varFormat="Java">
    noValidHeader=WSWS3348E: Error: qname attribute is missing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The deployment information for WSDD is missing.  This error might be due to an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3500I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="getRequiredService00" varFormat="Java">
    getRequiredService00=WSWS3500I: Required service: {0} from JNDI namespace: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3231E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="SAXException00" varFormat="Java">
    SAXException00=WSWS3231E: Error: SAXException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Indicates that a SAX Exception has occurred.  Normally the exception is due to a problem configuring the parser.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the parser configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3191I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="readOnlyConfigFile" varFormat="Java">
    readOnlyConfigFile=WSWS3191I: Info: Configuration file read-only so engine configuration changes will not be saved.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3265E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noConfigFile" varFormat="Java">
    noConfigFile=WSWS3265E: Error: No engine configuration file - aborting.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that your engine configuration is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3763E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorForAsyncDelivery" varFormat="Java">
    errorForAsyncDelivery=WSWS3763E: An error has been received in the previous asynchronous delivery using: {0} and {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error has occurred in the previous asynchronous delivery that is caused by WS-Addressing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review the associated exception messages that occur after this message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3004W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="java2wsdl.UndefinedLocation" varFormat="Java">
    java2wsdl.UndefinedLocation=WSWS3004W: Warning: The -location was not set, the value &quot;{0}&quot; is used instead.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -location option is a required option.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the -location option. Example: -location http://thisServer:9080
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3592E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="ambiguousOperation00" varFormat="Java">
    ambiguousOperation00=WSWS3592E: Error: Could not resolve to an operation.  The message contains body elements named &quot;&quot;{0}&quot;&quot;, and this matches multiple operations &quot;&quot;{1}&quot;&quot;. Debug: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is likely a symptom of an incorrect Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the WSDL file to remove the ambiguity.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3174E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noValue00" varFormat="Java">
    noValue00=WSWS3174E: Error: No value field for RPCParam to use. {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3053E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNameType00" varFormat="Java">
    badNameType00=WSWS3053E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a Name object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3512E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedHttpVersion" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedHttpVersion=WSWS3512E: Unsupported HTTP version: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An unsupported HTTP version has been detected. This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3422E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantInstantiateClass" varFormat="Java">
    cantInstantiateClass=WSWS3422E: Error: Cannot instantiate {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The object cannot be instantiated.  An exception may have been logged.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Contact the provider of the object which cannot be instantiated to determine the cause of the exception.  CMSG0002
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3048E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badHandlerClass00" varFormat="Java">
    badHandlerClass00=WSWS3048E: Error: Class &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; cannot be specified as a Handler class.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An attempt was made to deploy the indicated class as a Handler class.  However the class does not extend the Handler class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your deployment information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3184E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="parmMismatch00" varFormat="Java">
    parmMismatch00=WSWS3184E: Error: Number of parameters passed in ({0}) doesn&apos;&apos;t match the number of IN/INOUT parameters ({1}) from the addParameter() calls.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The number of parameters does not match the expected number of parameters.  This could be a DII or internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3318E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamBadType" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamBadType=WSWS3318E: Error: DIME stream received bad type &quot;{0}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3737I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslPropertiesProgramSet" varFormat="Java">
    sslPropertiesProgramSet=WSWS3737I: Info: Found programmatically set SSL thread properties = {0}  with listener = {1} registered.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The run time has found Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) properties programmatically set on the current thread. The same properties are registered with the event listener. SSL properties that are programmatically set always have the highest precedence.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this precedence is not intended, the application should not programmatically set the properties prior to invocation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3557I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="gzipCompressionEnabled" varFormat="Java">
    gzipCompressionEnabled=WSWS3557I: Compression type of &lt;gzip(x-gzip)&gt; enabled? {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message indicates whether the described compression type is enabled. Note: gzip and x-gzip compression use the same compression mechanism.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify that the Web services property for HTTP compression is configured as needed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3293E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="beanCompatConstructor00" varFormat="Java">
    beanCompatConstructor00=WSWS3293E: Error: The class {0} does not contain a default constructor, which is a requirement for a bean class.  The class cannot be converted into an xml schema type.  An xml schema anyType will be used to define this class in the wsdl file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This Java2WSDL error indicates that the class cannot be converted into an XML schema type. All Java class files have mappings to XML schema types. Converting an existing Java service into a Web service using the Java2WSDL emitter is not guaranteed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    All of the Java classes that are part of your Web service interface must have the appropriate mappings to the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. This action is necessary so that a client to the service can automatically generate the interface and all of the related classes to access your Web service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3734W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="pivotThrewException00" varFormat="Java">
    pivotThrewException00=WSWS3734W: Warning: Exception caught from invocation to {0}:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An unexpected exception was caught during the dispatching of the message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine the source of the exception using the class name of the dispatcher and the call stack that is presented in the message. If the exception is from an external provider, contact the provider for a resolution.  CMSG0002
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3305E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.readArrayNullError" varFormat="Java">
    attach.readArrayNullError=WSWS3305E: Error: Array to read is null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3182E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="only1Body00" varFormat="Java">
    only1Body00=WSWS3182E: Error: Only one Body element allowed in SOAPEnvelope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message contains multiple SOAP body parts inside the envelope. The Web services engine cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine the origin of the SOAP message and correct the cause.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3335E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badMonthDay00" varFormat="Java">
    badMonthDay00=WSWS3335E: Error: Invalid gMonthDay: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a MonthDay object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3181E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="oddDigits00" varFormat="Java">
    oddDigits00=WSWS3181E: Error: Odd number of digits in hex string.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot construct the HexBinary object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine the cause of the odd number of digits and correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3759E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="failedToEvaluatefragileEPR" varFormat="Java">
    failedToEvaluatefragileEPR=WSWS3759E:  {0} encountered. Failed to evaluate the WS-Addressing EPR.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine is unable to evaluate the current endpoint reference (EPR) in the WS-Addressing run time.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the EPR is set properly. Enable WS-Addressing trace for more information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3132E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="needService00" varFormat="Java">
    needService00=WSWS3132E: Error: No target service was found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3451I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proxyResponseForhttpConnect" varFormat="Java">
    proxyResponseForhttpConnect=WSWS3451I: Info: Response from Proxy for HTTP CONNECT: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message describes the HTTP response from the Proxy for the HTTP CONNECT request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3446E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.noEndpoint" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.noEndpoint=WSWS3446E: The endpoint address URL is missing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Web services request was made which involves the JMS transport, but the request does not include a valid endpoint address URL.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the request contains a valid endpoint address URL. If this request was invoked within the Web Services Gateway, make sure the proper configuration has been done.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3602I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="updateEndpoint00" varFormat="Java">
    updateEndpoint00=WSWS3602I: Current endpoint: {0}. New endpoint: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3256E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="negOffset" varFormat="Java">
    negOffset=WSWS3256E: Error: Offset is negative: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3569I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="inboundRequest00" varFormat="Java">
    inboundRequest00=WSWS3569I: Inbound {0} {1} request:
Content-Type: {2}
Message contents:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Informational message about what was received as a Web services request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3501E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="channelframework01" varFormat="Java">
    channelframework01=WSWS3501E: Failures from the Channel Framework service: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Failure messages have been received from the Channel Framework service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the log file for the errors that have been reported by Channel Framework service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3528E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidBean02" varFormat="Java">
    invalidBean02=WSWS3528E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Extension base mismatch between existing Bean and WSDL document. 
	Existing Bean class: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Extends the following class: {1}  
	However the following extension base 
	is specified in the WSDL document: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified bean class does not extend the same extension base that is specified in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the specified bean class or the WSDL document to extend the appropriate Java class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3464E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidBean01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidBean01=WSWS3464E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Bean class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	It extends a non-bean class = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified bean class does not extend the appropriate Java class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the specified bean class to extend a compatible Java class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3463E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidBean00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidBean00=WSWS3463E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Bean class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Does NOT contain a public default constructor = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred.  An existing Bean class does not contain required default constructor.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Add a default constructor to the specified Bean.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3513E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidHttpResponse" varFormat="Java">
    invalidHttpResponse=WSWS3513E: Invalid HTTP response received from the connection for: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The HTTP response is not valid. This error is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3751E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="MismatchedServiceName" varFormat="Java">
    MismatchedServiceName=WSWS3751E: Error: The ServiceName in the WSADDRESSING_DESTINATION_EPR  {0} does not match the service originally configured  {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A new WS-Addressing destination endpoint reference (EPR) is being set. However, the service name from the EPR does not match the original service name that is configured in this object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Enable WS-Addressing trace and check for WS-Addressing errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3469E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidFault02" varFormat="Java">
    invalidFault02=WSWS3469E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
Incompatible parameter types found at Fault class method: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Existing Java parameter type = {1} 
	WSDL defined parameter type  = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. An existing fault class parameter type is not compatible with its Web Services Description Language (WSDL) definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the incompatibility between your existing fault class and the WSDL document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3467E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidFault01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidFault01=WSWS3467E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Fault class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Does not implement a valid public constructor: &quot;{1}&quot;, containing {2} parameters.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified fault class does not implement a constructor with the correct number of parameters.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the fault class implements a public constructor with the required parameters.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3466E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidFault00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidFault00=WSWS3466E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Fault class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	It does not extend = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified fault class is not a Java exception class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make the specified fault class extend the java.lang.Exception class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3757E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidHttpPort" varFormat="Java">
    invalidHttpPort=WSWS3757E: Invalid HTTP port value. Port value is {0} within the given URL {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The HTTP port value is not valid. This error might be an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify or add valid port to the endpoint URL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3701E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="migrationErr00" varFormat="Java">
    migrationErr00=WSWS3701E: Error: An exception was encountered.  Use the wsdeploy command to deploy your application.  The exception is {0} {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An unexpected exception occurred and the run time has detected generated code that is from a different build.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Deploy your application again with the wsdeploy command. CMSG0002
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3765W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2junsup00" varFormat="Java">
    w2junsup00=WSWS3765W: Warning: The substitution group reference in the schema construct named {0} will be ignored by WSDL2Java.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL2Java emitter does not currently support XML schema substitution groups. Any reference to a substitution group is ignored.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify your Web Services Description (WSDL) file or do not expect substitution group designations in the generated artifacts.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3427I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="challengeStatus02" varFormat="Java">
    challengeStatus02=WSWS3427I: No HTTP Basic Authentication Information has been received.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The runtime does not receive any HTTP Basic Authentication information from the prompt, or the loginSource property is not configured.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that you specify the user ID and password at the prompt. You also can see the product documentation for information on how to configure the loginSource property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3531I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createdOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    createdOCobject=WSWS3531I: Created a new outbound connection object: {0} in the cache using virtual connection factory: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3426I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="challengeStatus01" varFormat="Java">
    challengeStatus01=WSWS3426I: HTTP Basic Authentication information has been received.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4124E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.missingSoapMEP" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.missingSoapMEP=WSWS4124E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was not present in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the indicated property on the JMS request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3361E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="expectedHeaderParam" varFormat="Java">
    expectedHeaderParam=WSWS3361E: Error: Found instance data for {0} in the soap:body instead of the soap:header.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Attempt to determine the origin of the SOAP, and correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3403E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="lifeCycleStateError00" varFormat="Java">
    lifeCycleStateError00=WSWS3403E: Error: Unexpected Life Cycle State: current=&quot;{0}&quot;, expected=&quot;{1}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3146E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noHandlersInChain00" varFormat="Java">
    noHandlersInChain00=WSWS3146E: Error: No handlers in {0} &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Missing handlers in deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3110E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorProcess00" varFormat="Java">
    errorProcess00=WSWS3110E: Error: Error processing &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An administrative error occurred when translating XML into deployment operations.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3941E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.NoDestination" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.NoDestination=WSWS3941E: The destination name is missing within the JMS endpoint URL: &quot;{0}&quot;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified JMS endpoint URL string did not contain a valid destination name following the &quot;jms:jndi:&quot; prefix.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JMS endpoint URL and retry.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3251E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="streamClosed" varFormat="Java">
    streamClosed=WSWS3251E: Error: Stream closed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine attempted to access a closed stream.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3406E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.unexpected" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.unexpected=WSWS3406E: Unexpected exception caught while sending reply message: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3453I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="FileWriteDenied" varFormat="Java">
    FileWriteDenied=WSWS3453I: File {0} will NOT be written.  Write permission denied by underlying file system.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL2Java emitter issues this message when it has attempted to write data to a file and the attempt was denied by underlying file operating system. This error most likely occured due to restrictions with the application developer.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3108E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="error01" varFormat="Java">
    error01=WSWS3108E: Error: Error:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3107E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="error00" varFormat="Java">
    error00=WSWS3107E: Error: Generic Error.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3356E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOperationForQName" varFormat="Java">
    noOperationForQName=WSWS3356E: Error: Couldn&apos;&apos;t find an appropriate operation for XML QName {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3721I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="asyncOperation" varFormat="Java">
    asyncOperation=WSWS3721I: Info: {0} is an asynchronous operation indicated by WS-Addressing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4101E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="dom3Disabled" varFormat="Java">
    dom3Disabled=WSWS4101E: Method {0} of class {1} is not supported in SAAJ 1.2 and DOM Level 2.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated method requires a Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3, which is part of the SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.3 support. This method is not available in the installed version of the product.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a DOM Level 2 method or upgrade to a new version of the product.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3141E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDoc00" varFormat="Java">
    noDoc00=WSWS3141E: Error: Could not get DOM document: XML was &quot;{0}&quot;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3056E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNmtoken00" varFormat="Java">
    badNmtoken00=WSWS3056E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a NMToken object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3338E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="needImageIO" varFormat="Java">
    needImageIO=WSWS3338E: Error: JIMI is necessary to use java.awt.Image attachments (http://java.sun.com/products/jimi/).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3378E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="altContentAlreadySet00" varFormat="Java">
    altContentAlreadySet00=WSWS3378E: Error: Can&apos;t set alternate content on a SOAPElement that already has alternate content.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An attempt was made to set alternate content on a SOAPElement that already has alternate content.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure you remove the existing alternate content before replacing it.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3290E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badEnum02" varFormat="Java">
    badEnum02=WSWS3290E: Error: Unrecognized {0}: &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The value is incorrect for the enumeration.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application and re-try.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3269E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="fixedTypeMapping" varFormat="Java">
    fixedTypeMapping=WSWS3269E: Error: Default type mapping cannot be modified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The type mapping cannot change after registration has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application and re-try.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3222E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="AttrNotSimpleType01" varFormat="Java">
    AttrNotSimpleType01=WSWS3222E: Error: Attribute is of type {0}, which is not a simple type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The attributes must be simple types.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3006W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wtransporterr00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wtransporterr00=WSWS3006W: Warning: The argument of the -transport option must be &quot;jms&quot; or &quot;http&quot;.  The default setting (&quot;http&quot;) will be used.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -transport option is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the correct option.  Example -transport jms
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3221E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="AttrNotSimpleType00" varFormat="Java">
    AttrNotSimpleType00=WSWS3221E: Error: Bean attribute {0} is of type {1}, which is not a simple type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The bean attributes must be simple types.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3090E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantTunnel00" varFormat="Java">
    cantTunnel00=WSWS3090E: Error: Unable to tunnel through {0}:{1}.  Proxy returns &quot;{2}&quot;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Webservices Engine cannot make the appropriate tunnel.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3719W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSINamespaceTargetNamespace01" varFormat="Java">
    notWSINamespaceTargetNamespace01=WSWS3719W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	Document: {0}   
	imports: {1}, 
	with namespace attribute value of: {2}  
	However, {1}, 
	contains a targetNamespace value of: {3}  
	WS-I requires the import namespace attribute and the targetNamespace 
	of the imported document to be equal.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) specification requires import namespace attributes to equal the value of the targetNamespace value for the imported document.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that both, the namespace attribute and the targetNamespace definition for the imported file, are defined and equal in value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3286E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wDuplicateClass00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wDuplicateClass00=WSWS3286E: Error: The &lt;class-of-portType&gt; has already been specified as, {0}.  It cannot be specified again as {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Yon can specify one class file only for the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3718W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSINamespaceTargetNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSINamespaceTargetNamespace00=WSWS3718W: WARNING:  Null namespace and targetNamespace NOT supported. 
	Document:  {0}    
	does not define a &apos;&apos;namespace&apos;&apos; attribute when importing: {1}.  
	The file being imported does not define a &apos;&apos;targetNamespace&apos;&apos; either.      
	Please make sure, both, the &apos;&apos;namespace&apos;&apos; attribute and the &apos;&apos;targetNamespace&apos;&apos; 
	of the imported file, are defined and equal in value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The namespace attribute of the wsdl or xsd import function is not defined and the file being imported does not contain a targetNamespace definition. Thus, this configuration is not supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that both, the namespace attribute and the targetNamespace definition for the imported file, are defined and equal in value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3435E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDateTime01" varFormat="Java">
    badDateTime01=WSWS3435E: Error: Invalid date/time.  Received an empty string for a date/time value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message does not contain a date/time value.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the date/time value in the SOAP message contains a valid value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3046E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDateTime00" varFormat="Java">
    badDateTime00=WSWS3046E: Error: Invalid date/time: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad date or time value exists in a SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP date or time.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3099E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFail03" varFormat="Java">
    emitFail03=WSWS3099E: Error: Emitter failure.  Invalid endpoint address in port {0} in service {1}:  {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The endpoint address is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file so that valid endpoint address is associated with the port.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3098E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFail02" varFormat="Java">
    emitFail02=WSWS3098E: Error: Emitter failure.  Cannot find endpoint address in port {0} in service {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter cannot locate the endpoint address.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3071E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badUnsignedShort00" varFormat="Java">
    badUnsignedShort00=WSWS3071E: Error: An attempt was made to construct an UnsignedShort object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3768W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="warningRelativeNamespace01" varFormat="Java">
    warningRelativeNamespace01=WSWS3768W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter has found relative namespace: {0} 
in the WSDL or schema file.  Relative namespaces are neither WS-I compliant, nor compliant 
in usage with WS-Security with digital signatures due to C14N restrictions.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL or schema file contains relative namespaces, such as &quot;/home&quot;.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    When you use relative namespaces, you may have problems interoperating with other vendors and will encounter security limitations.  Consider converting the relative namespaces to absolute namespaces.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3097E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFail00" varFormat="Java">
    emitFail00=WSWS3097E: Error: Emitter failure.  All input parts must be listed in the parameterOrder attribute of {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The parameter order attribute in the WSDL is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3457W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="warningRelativeNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    warningRelativeNamespace00=WSWS3457W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter has found relative namespace {0} in the WSDL, and cannot transform it to an absolute namespace.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file has a relative namespace, such as /home. The file does not have ancestor absolute namespaces to pre-catenate and make an absolute namespace, such as http://www.ibm.com/home.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the namespaces in the WSDL file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3397E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcGetHandlerRegistry109" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcGetHandlerRegistry109=WSWS3397E: Error: JSR-109 requires that Service.getHandlerRegistry() throw an UnsupportedOperationException in a managed container.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler cannot call this method in a managed container.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your handler.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3416E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="streamClosed00" varFormat="Java">
    streamClosed00=WSWS3416E: Stream closed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3240E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="instantiationException00" varFormat="Java">
    instantiationException00=WSWS3240E: Error: InstantiationException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error may indicate a problem with MIME attachments.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3083E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantDoURL00" varFormat="Java">
    cantDoURL00=WSWS3083E: Error: getURL failed to correctly process URL; protocol not supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error occurs because there is a problem with the tool options. For more information, see the other associated messages.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the URL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3033E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDSerErr02" varFormat="Java">
    noDSerErr02=WSWS3033E: Error: Deserialization cannot occur for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated type cannot be deserialized.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a proper deserializer is registered.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3038E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDSerErr01" varFormat="Java">
    noDSerErr01=WSWS3038E: Error: Deserialization cannot occur for {0}.  There are no registered type mappings.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot deserialize the indicated object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the correct deserializer is registered.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3437E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDate01" varFormat="Java">
    badDate01=WSWS3437E: Error: Invalid date: Received an empty string for a date value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message does not contain a date value.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the date value in the SOAP message contains a valid value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3045E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDate00" varFormat="Java">
    badDate00=WSWS3045E: Error: Invalid date: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad date value exists in the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP date.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3460E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="incompatibleTypes02" varFormat="Java">
    incompatibleTypes02=WSWS3460E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
Incompatible field types found in Java class: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Existing Java class field type = {1} 
	WSDL defined field type        = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred.  An existing Java class field type is not compatible with it Web Services Description Language (WSDL) definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the incompatibility between your existing Java class and WSDL document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3459E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="incompatibleTypes01" varFormat="Java">
    incompatibleTypes01=WSWS3459E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
Incompatible parameter types found at SEI method: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Existing Java parameter type = {1} 
	WSDL defined parameter type  = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. A parameter type for an existing service endpoint interface class is not compatible with its Web Services Description Language (WSDL) definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the incompatibility between your existing service endpoint interface and the WSDL document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3458E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="incompatibleTypes00" varFormat="Java">
    incompatibleTypes00=WSWS3458E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
Incompatible return types found at SEI method: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Existing Java return type = {1} 
	WSDL defined  return type = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. A return type for an existing service endpoint interface classis not compatible with its Web Services Description Language (WSDL) definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the incompatibility between your existing service endpoint interface and the WSDL document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3549E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2j.NoStubWriterErr" varFormat="Java">
    w2j.NoStubWriterErr=WSWS3549E: Error: WSDL2Java could not discover a suitable StubWriter for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal discovery problem occurred that might be related to the class loader.  The WSDL2Java emitter cannot continue.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3285E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noClassForService01" varFormat="Java">
    noClassForService01=WSWS3285E: Error: Could not find class &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; for the service &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Web service deployment error might have ocurred, and is being detected in the JavaBeanDispatcher.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3764E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="MismatchedPortName" varFormat="Java">
    MismatchedPortName=WSWS3764E: Error: The PortName in the WSADDRESSING_DESTINATION_EPR  {0} does not match the port originally configured  {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A new WS-Addressing destination endpoint reference (EPR) is being set. However, the port name from the EPR does not match the original port name that is configured in this object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Enable WS-Addressing trace and check for WS-Addressing errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3284E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noClassForService00" varFormat="Java">
    noClassForService00=WSWS3284E: Error: Could not find class &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; for the service.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Web service deployment error might have ocurred, and is being detected in the ServiceFactory.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3762I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="receiveForAsyncDelivery" varFormat="Java">
    receiveForAsyncDelivery=WSWS3762I: A response has been received for the previous asynchronous delivery using: {0} and {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message tracks the response that is received for the previous asynchronous delivery that is caused by WS-Addressing. This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3366E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mustSpecifyOperation" varFormat="Java">
    mustSpecifyOperation=WSWS3366E: Error: The operation must be specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is likely the result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3942I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="SOAPMessage.nullget" varFormat="Java">
    SOAPMessage.nullget=WSWS3942I: The SOAPMessage getSOAPHeader or getSOAPBody method threw an exception because that message part was null.  If you would rather have a null returned rather than an exception thrown you may do either of the following: 1) Use SOAPMessage.getSOAPPart().getEnvelope().getHeader() or .getBody() as appropriate, or 2) set the System Property com.ibm.websphere.webservices.soap.enable.legacy.get.behavior to true to have the SOAPMessage methods return null rather than throwing an exception.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The behavior of SOAPMessage.getSOAPHeader and getSOAPBody methods changed to thrown an exception rather than return null.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If receiving an exception rather than returning null is acceptable, the do nothing.  If you prefer to receive a null then you may do either of the following: 1) Use SOAPMessage.getSOAPPart().getEnvelope().getHeader() or .getBody() as appropriate, or 2) set the System Property com.ibm.websphere.webservices.soap.enable.legacy.get.behavior to true to have the SOAPMessage methods return null rather than throwing an exception.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3491E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorReadingImport" varFormat="Java">
    errorReadingImport=WSWS3491E: Error: Reading import file: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The imported file that is specified in Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file cannot be located in the file system.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the file exists and that the file name is spelled correctly.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3432E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="dispatchIAE01" varFormat="Java">
    dispatchIAE01=WSWS3432E: Error: Exception thrown while invoking method &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; against object &apos;&apos;{2}&apos;&apos; of class &apos;&apos;{3}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Examine the exception stack trace for more detail.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3064E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badRequest00" varFormat="Java">
    badRequest00=WSWS3064E: Error: Cannot handle non-GET, non-POST request.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    SimpleServerEngine does not understand the request.  The SimpleServerEngine is only for debugging.  It is not for production use.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Do not use the SimpleServerEngine for production uses.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3281E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="dispatchIAE00" varFormat="Java">
    dispatchIAE00=WSWS3281E: Error: Tried to invoke method &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; with argument classes &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos; against object &apos;&apos;{2}&apos;&apos; of class &apos;&apos;{3}&apos;&apos;.  The arguments do not match the signature.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem has ocurred with the Web service deployment, with the SOAP message, or hot swapping of the SoapBindingImpl class for the service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3228E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="exception01" varFormat="Java">
    exception01=WSWS3228E: Error: Exception: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is used in conjuction with other exceptions.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    See the associated exception messages.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3227E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="exception00" varFormat="Java">
    exception00=WSWS3227E:  Error: Exception:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is used in conjuction with other exceptions.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    See the associated exception messages.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3289E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2jMissingWSDLURI00" varFormat="Java">
    w2jMissingWSDLURI00=WSWS3289E: Error: The wsdl URI was not specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You must specify the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) URI for the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4109E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createMessageWDyn00" varFormat="Java">
    createMessageWDyn00=WSWS4109E: MessageFactory.createMessage() when the protocol is &apos;Dynamic Protocol&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The method is only supported for SOAP 1.1 Protocol and SOAP 1.2 Protocol.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the correct protocol.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3545I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="objectReleased" varFormat="Java">
    objectReleased=WSWS3545I: Released object: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3562W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2woptBadWrapped00" varFormat="Java">
    j2woptBadWrapped00=WSWS3562W: Warning: The -wrapped option setting is only useful if -style DOCUMENT and -use LITERAL.  Processing continues and the wrapped setting is ignored.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -wrapped option is only applicable if -use LITERAL and -style DOCUMENT.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Remove the -wrapped option or set the -use/-style options correctly.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3042E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badBool00" varFormat="Java">
    badBool00=WSWS3042E: Error: Invalid boolean (found {0}).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Boolean value in the SOAP message must be 0, 1, true, or false.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP Boolean.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3485E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noWsdlSvcForNS" varFormat="Java">
    noWsdlSvcForNS=WSWS3485E: No WSDL services were found for namespace &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3541E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefinedAttr00" varFormat="Java">
    undefinedAttr00=WSWS3541E: Error: Attribute {0} is referenced but not defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This WSDL2Java emitter error indicates that an attribute is referenced but it cannot find a definition.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file so that the appropriate definition is located.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3266E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSubElements" varFormat="Java">
    noSubElements=WSWS3266E: Error: The element &quot;{0}&quot; is an attachment with sub elements which is not supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine did not expect Child elements in the SOAP message. Thus, the SOAP message cannot be deserialized.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3465E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noBeanProperty00" varFormat="Java">
    noBeanProperty00=WSWS3465E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Bean class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	It does not define a bean property for the following data member = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified bean does not have the corresponding bean properties for its data members.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make the data member public or add the corresponding get and set methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3159E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSerializer00" varFormat="Java">
    noSerializer00=WSWS3159E: Error: No serializer found for class {0} in registry {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message indicates that an internal error occurred with the deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3445E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation03" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation03=WSWS3445E: Handler {0}: Protected state violation: Unexpected exception.  Review error log for details.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JAX-RPC application programming interface (API) is not used properly in the handler.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review and correct the use of the JAX-RPC APIs.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3444E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation02" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation02=WSWS3444E: Handler {0}: Protected state violation: SOAPMessage missing/removed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JAX-RPC application programming interface (API) is not used properly in the handler.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review and correct the use of the JAX-RPC APIs.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3472W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="onewayHasFault" varFormat="Java">
    onewayHasFault=WSWS3472W: One-way operations were requested for methods returning &apos;&apos;void&apos;&apos;, but operation &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; has been declared to throw a fault, so it will be converted into a two-way operation.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter is attempting to help by doing this conversion.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3443E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation01" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation01=WSWS3443E: Handler {0}: Protected state violation: SOAPPart missing/removed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JAX-RPC application programming interface (API) is not used properly in the handler.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review and correct the use of the JAX-RPC APIs.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3396E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerProtectedStateViolation00=WSWS3396E: Error: Handler {0}: Protected state violation. (JSR 109, Web services for J2EE, Version 1.0, 6.2.2.2).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler tried to illegally manipulate xml.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your handler.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3148E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noInstructions00" varFormat="Java">
    noInstructions00=WSWS3148E: Error: Processing instructions are not allowed within SOAP messages.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message is not valid. The Web services engine cannot deserialize the message due to the processing instructions.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3554E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefinedGroup00" varFormat="Java">
    undefinedGroup00=WSWS3554E: Error: Group {0} is referenced but not defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This WSDL2Java emitter error indicates that a group is referenced, but a definition cannot be found.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3128E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="makeEnvFail00" varFormat="Java">
    makeEnvFail00=WSWS3128E: Error: Could not make envelope from bytes.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message might result to a deserialization error, but there are multiple reasons for this message. Look for other errors.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3583E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jms.location.error" varFormat="Java">
    jms.location.error=WSWS3583E: The &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; property is invalid unless -bindingTypes jms is also specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the property is specified, the corresponding property must also be specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Re-specify the property using bindningTypes jms.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3405I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="ignoringException01" varFormat="Java">
    ignoringException01=WSWS3405I: Info: Ignoring exception thrown by {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3455I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badJavaSearch00" varFormat="Java">
    badJavaSearch00=WSWS3455I: Error: Invalid -javaSearch option argument &quot;{0}&quot;. Valid options are &quot;File&quot;, &quot;Classpath&quot;, or &quot;Both&quot;.  Defaulting to &quot;File&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -javaSearch option of WSDL2Java emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the -javaSearch option setting by using a valid option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3359E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unNamedFault00" varFormat="Java">
    unNamedFault00=WSWS3359E: Error: Fault is missing a name= attribute in operation &quot;{0}&quot;, in binding {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding fault must have a name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3752I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitter.copyright" varFormat="Java">
    emitter.copyright=WSWS3752I: (C) COPYRIGHT International Business Machines Corp. 1997, 2010.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Standard IBM Copyright.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3257E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="length" varFormat="Java">
    length=WSWS3257E: Error: Length:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3061E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badPosition00" varFormat="Java">
    badPosition00=WSWS3061E: Error: Malformed position attribute &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The position attribute for the indicated array in the SOAP message is not valid.  The Application Server cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3722I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="R-ROperation" varFormat="Java">
    R-ROperation=WSWS3722I: Info: {0} is a Request-Response operation.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3477I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="bsProps1" varFormat="Java">
    bsProps1=WSWS3477I: Binding-specific properties are {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3714W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantXSDImportNotFromSchema00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantXSDImportNotFromSchema00=WSWS3714W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	WS-I specifies that XML Schema &quot;{2}&quot; statements only appear in 
	the xsd:schema element of the types section.
	Document: {0}, is using a non-compliant Schema &quot;{2}&quot; to {2}:  {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A schema import, include, or redefine is not being defined within an xsd:schema element. This situation does not comply with Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) specifications.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be WS-I compliant, make sure the schemas are imported, included, or redefined from within schema elements. Use the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) imports function from within a WSDL definition document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3214E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSetter00" varFormat="Java">
    badSetter00=WSWS3214E: Error: Null setter method specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message is due to an internal error that is associated with the deserialization engine.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3574E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="fatalError" varFormat="Java">
    fatalError=WSWS3574E: ---------- FATAL ERRORS ENCOUNTERED ----------  
	GENERATION OF ARTIFACTS HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. 
	See messages to follow for more details.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Fatal errors have been encountered most likely due to user error. For more information, see the associated error messages. The code and artifacts generation has been suspended.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the reported problems and try again.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3065E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badScope00" varFormat="Java">
    badScope00=WSWS3065E: Error: Unrecognized -scope:  {0}.  Ignoring it.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The argument for the scope option must be Request, Application, or Session.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the proper -scope option when invoking the WSDL2Java tool.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3142E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noEngine00" varFormat="Java">
    noEngine00=WSWS3142E: Error: Could not find Web services engine.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error probably occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3570I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="inboundResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    inboundResponse00=WSWS3570I: Inbound {0} {1} response:
Content-Type: {2}
Message contents:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Informational message about what was received in response to a previous Web services request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3401E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="requestMessageMissing00" varFormat="Java">
    requestMessageMissing00=WSWS3401E: Error: RequestMessage missing on MessageContext.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3057E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNonNegInt00" varFormat="Java">
    badNonNegInt00=WSWS3057E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a NonNegativeInteger object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3254E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noResetMark" varFormat="Java">
    noResetMark=WSWS3254E: Error: Reset and mark not supported!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3328E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="beanCompatExtends00" varFormat="Java">
    beanCompatExtends00=WSWS3328E: Error: The class {0} extends non-bean class {1}.  An xml schema anyType will be used to define {0} in the wsdl file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This Java2WSDL error indicates that the class cannot be converted into an XML schema type.  All Java class files have mappings to XML schema types. Converting an existing Java service into a Web service using the Java2WSDL emitter is not guaranteed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    All of the Java classes that are part of your Web service interface must have the appropriate mappings to Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. This action is necessary so that a client to the service can automatically generate the interface and all of the related classes to access your Web service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3001I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdl2java.HelpX" varFormat="Java">
    wsdl2java.HelpX=WSWS3001I: Info: 
Extended Options: 
	-U, -user &lt;argument&gt; 
		login user name to access the WSDL-URI. 
	-P, -password &lt;argument&gt; 
		login password to access the WSDL-URI. 
	-a, -all 
		generate java files for all types, even unreferenced ones. 
	-z, -noDataBinding 
		map all types (including base schema types) to SOAPElement. 
	-t, -testCase 
		emit template junit testcase class for testing Web service. 
	-D, -Debug 
		print debug information. 
	-f, -fileNStoPkg &lt;argument&gt; 
		file of NStoPkg mappings (default NStoPkg.properties). 
	-j, -genJava &lt;argument&gt; 
		generate Java files.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;No&quot; 
			&quot;IfNotExists&quot; (default) 
			&quot;Overwrite&quot; 
	-s, -javaSearch &lt;argument&gt; 
		when -genJava is set to &quot;IfNotExists&quot;,
		determines how file existence is detected. 
		Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;File&quot; (default) 
			&quot;Classpath&quot; 
			&quot;Both&quot; 
	-x, -genXML &lt;argument&gt; 
		generate XML and XMI files.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;No&quot; 
			&quot;IfNotExists&quot; (default) 
			&quot;Overwrite&quot; 
	-E, -genEquals &lt;boolean&gt; 
		Enable the hashcode/equal generation.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;yes&quot; 
			&quot;no&quot; (default) 
	-I, -genImplSer &lt;boolean&gt; 
		Have generated beans implement java.io.Serializable.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;yes&quot; 
			&quot;no&quot; (default) 
	-T, -properties &lt;option&gt; | &lt;option&gt;=&lt;value&gt; 
		specify extended option(s) and any values it may require. 
		example: -properties key1=value1;key2;key3=value3
		example: -properties key1=value1 -properties key2
		Alternatively declare this information in a properties file. 
	-b, -propertiesFile &lt;argument&gt;
		filename of a properties file that contains a list of extended properties
		Example of file content:
			key1=value1
	-y, -noWrappedArrays 
		Disable .NET wrapped array pattern.  Generate beans containing arrays.
	-w, -noWrappedOperations 
		Disable .NET wrapped operation pattern.  Generate request and response beans.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    These are the extended options to WSDL2Java.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    These are advanced options that users should not generally use.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3058E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNonPosInt00" varFormat="Java">
    badNonPosInt00=WSWS3058E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a NonPositiveInteger object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3599I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionNotify01" varFormat="Java">
    connectionNotify01=WSWS3599I: The current thread: {0} has been notified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3187E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="processFile00" varFormat="Java">
    processFile00=WSWS3187E: Error: Processing file {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The AdminClient interface encountered an error processing the indicated file.  The AdminClient is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3598I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionNotify00" varFormat="Java">
    connectionNotify00=WSWS3598I: Notify the next waiting thread.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3084E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantHandle00" varFormat="Java">
    cantHandle00=WSWS3084E: Error: {0} encountered a child element, which is NOT expected, in something it was trying to deserialize.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message normally indicates that the SOAP message is not valid.  The Web services engine was expecting a simple value when it encountered a child element.  The Web services engine cannot deserialize the SOAP message..
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the not valid SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3092E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="childPresent" varFormat="Java">
    childPresent=WSWS3092E: Error: SOAPElement.setAlternateContent called when a child element is present.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) model is being used incorrectly.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3591I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="logUserException00" varFormat="Java">
    logUserException00=WSWS3591I: An exception which was defined in the WSDL for the the operation has been thrown by the service endpoint.  This may not indicate an error.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The service endpoint implementation has created an exception. This message might indicate an error in the service endpoint implementation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Contact the owner of the service endpoint implementation to determine if this exception indicates normal processing or an error condition.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3558I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="deflateCompressionEnabled" varFormat="Java">
    deflateCompressionEnabled=WSWS3558I: Compression type of &lt;deflate&gt; enabled? {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message indicates whether the deflate compression type is enabled.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify that the Web services property for HTTP compression is configured as needed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3499W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="http302StatusCode" varFormat="Java">
    http302StatusCode=WSWS3499W: Redirected new location: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The HTTP response indicates a new location for the target resource.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    You may want to check the product documentation for details about how to accept the automatic redirection to the new location.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3131E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="needPwd00" varFormat="Java">
    needPwd00=WSWS3131E: Error: Must specify a password for AdminClient.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You must specify a password for the AdminClient interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify a password.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3350E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emptyref00" varFormat="Java">
    emptyref00=WSWS3350E: Error: Missing type or ref attribute for node &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A type or ref attribute is used to reference a type or element. However, the attribute is missing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file so that the attribute is specified.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3745I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="returnInvalidOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    returnInvalidOCobject=WSWS3745I: Info: Return an outbound connection object: {0} that is in invalid state.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal operation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3258E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="writeBeyond" varFormat="Java">
    writeBeyond=WSWS3258E: Error: Write beyond buffer.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3077E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantAuth02" varFormat="Java">
    cantAuth02=WSWS3077E: Error: User &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; not authorized to &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    User is not authorized.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify a correct authorized user.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3076E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantAuth01" varFormat="Java">
    cantAuth01=WSWS3076E: Error: User &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; not authenticated.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot authenticate the user.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify a correct authenticated user.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3075E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantAuth00" varFormat="Java">
    cantAuth00=WSWS3075E: Error: User &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; not authenticated (unknown user).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot authenticate the user.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify a correct authenticated known user.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3373E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="addTextNodeErr00" varFormat="Java">
    addTextNodeErr00=WSWS3373E: Error: Cannot invoke addTextNode on a {0} object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot add a Text node to the indicated object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3535I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="removeOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    removeOCobject=WSWS3535I: Remove outbound connection object: {0} from the cache.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3133E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="needUser00" varFormat="Java">
    needUser00=WSWS3133E: Error: Need to specify a user for authorization.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    No user was found to authorize.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3519I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="disconnectAddr" varFormat="Java">
    disconnectAddr=WSWS3519I: Disconnecting target address: {0}. Mark the object to be closed: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3196E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="servletEngineWebInfError02" varFormat="Java">
    servletEngineWebInfError02=WSWS3196E: Error: Problem with servlet engine config file (loading from jar).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A configuration error occurred during the attempt to load the configuration file from the Java archive (JAR) file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3194E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="servletEngineWebInfError01" varFormat="Java">
    servletEngineWebInfError01=WSWS3194E: Error: Problem with servlet engine config file: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The configuration file for the servlet engine might not be accessible.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct problem with the configuration file for the servlet engine.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3025E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="faultParam00" varFormat="Java">
    faultParam00=WSWS3025E: Error: Could not locate a parameter named {0} for {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error occurs when an incorrect mapping file is provided to the WSDL2Java tool.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your mapping file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3193E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="servletEngineWebInfError00" varFormat="Java">
    servletEngineWebInfError00=WSWS3193E: Error: Problem with servlet engine /WEB-INF directory
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WEB-INF directory might not be accessible.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct problem with the WEB-INF directory.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3315E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError9" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError9=WSWS3315E: Error: DIME stream closed getting ID padding.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3314E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError8" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError8=WSWS3314E: Error: DIME stream closed getting ID length.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3313E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError7" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError7=WSWS3313E: Error: DIME stream closed during options padding.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3032I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="keyStoresUsed00" varFormat="Java">
    keyStoresUsed00=WSWS3032I: Info: Attempt to get a secure socket factory using KeyStore: {0} and TrustStore: {1},  or Cryptographic token in: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server used either a keystore and truststore pair or a cryptographic token to get a secure socket factory.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3312E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError5" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError5=WSWS3312E: Error: DIME option length &quot;{0}&quot; is greater stream length.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3490E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlFileNotFound" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlFileNotFound=WSWS3490E: Error: The system cannot load the file referenced within {0}.  The problem is with {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The file that has been specified by user cannot be found in the file system.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that file exists and that the file name is spelled correctly.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3311E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError4" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError4=WSWS3311E: Error: DIME version received &quot;{0}&quot; greater than current supported version &quot;{1}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3310E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError3" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError3=WSWS3310E: Error: DIME header less than {0} bytes.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3309E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError2" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError2=WSWS3309E: Error: There are no more DIME chunks expected!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3308E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError1" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError1=WSWS3308E: Error: End of physical stream detected when {0} more bytes expected.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3493E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidDocEnc01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidDocEnc01=WSWS3493E: Error: Invalid combination: style=&quot;{0}&quot; and use=&quot;{1}&quot; 
For binding=&quot;{2}&quot; and binding operation=&quot;{3}&quot;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The document and encoded combination is not a valid combination of style and use.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a valid combination of style and use such as rpc/encoded, rpc/literal, or document/literal.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3307E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError0" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError0=WSWS3307E: Error: End of physical stream detected when more DIME chunks expected.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3492W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidDocEnc00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidDocEnc00=WSWS3492W: Warning: Invalid option combination: style={0} and use={1} 
		  Will default to document/literal.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The document and encoded combination is not a valid combination of style and use.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a valid combination of style and use such as rpc/encoded, rpc/literal, or document/literal.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3365E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="onewayInvalid" varFormat="Java">
    onewayInvalid=WSWS3365E: Error: Cannot invoke a oneway call when the call has a return type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A method was encountered that has a return type, but the Java2WSDL emitter has been invoked in a mode that assumes that the method is one way.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the class so that method uses the correct mode.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3081E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantConvert03" varFormat="Java">
    cantConvert03=WSWS3081E: Error: Could not convert value to int.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is an internal error. The Web services engine cannot convert a value into an int.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the inconsistent types.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3080E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantConvert02" varFormat="Java">
    cantConvert02=WSWS3080E: Error: Could not convert {0} to bean field &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;, type {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated value cannot be assigned to the bean field. The Web services engine cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the inconsistent SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3496I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="targetAddress01" varFormat="Java">
    targetAddress01=WSWS3496I: {0} is used as the proxy address.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3482E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDDForReqSender" varFormat="Java">
    noDDForReqSender=WSWS3482E: There is no deployment descriptor defined for {0} RequestSender.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3480E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="propValidationError" varFormat="Java">
    propValidationError=WSWS3480E: One or more errors occurred while validating the input properties.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    See the previously reported errors.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of previously reported, associated errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3079E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantConvert01" varFormat="Java">
    cantConvert01=WSWS3079E: Error: Cannot convert form {0} to String.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is an internal error. The Web services engine cannot convert the SOAP message into a String.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the inconsistent SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3495I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="targetAddress00" varFormat="Java">
    targetAddress00=WSWS3495I: {0} is used as the final endpoint address.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3078E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantConvert00" varFormat="Java">
    cantConvert00=WSWS3078E: Error: Cannot convert {0} to bytes.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is an internal error. The Web services engine cannot convert the SOAP message into bytes.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the inconsistent SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3730E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="protSoapHdr" varFormat="Java">
    protSoapHdr=WSWS3730E: Error: SOAP header &quot;{0}&quot; is restricted from client access.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The client application attempted to set or get an implicit SOAP header that has been declared as protected.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Do not attempt to set or get a protected SOAP header.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3483E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlFileNotInEAR" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlFileNotInEAR=WSWS3483E: Could not find WSDL file &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; within the EAR.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file cannot be found where it was expected.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the WSDL file within the exterprise archive (EAR) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3093E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="couldntCall00" varFormat="Java">
    couldntCall00=WSWS3093E: Error: Could not create Call object in AdminClient.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message occurs as a result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Do not use the AdminClient interface, it is not fully supported.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3555E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefinedAttributeGroup00" varFormat="Java">
    undefinedAttributeGroup00=WSWS3555E: Error: AttributeGroup {0} is referenced but not defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This WSDL2Java emitter error indicates that a attributeGroup value is referenced, but a definition cannot be found.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3106E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailtUndefinedPort02" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailtUndefinedPort02=WSWS3106E: Error: Emitter failure.  There is an undefined portType ({0}) in the WSDL document {1}.
Hint: make sure &lt;binding type=&quot;..&quot;&gt; is fully qualified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The portType must be defined in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document if it is referenced there.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3105E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailtUndefinedPort01" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailtUndefinedPort01=WSWS3105E: Error: Emitter failure.  There is an undefined portType ({0}) in the WSDL document.
Hint: make sure &lt;binding type=&quot;..&quot;&gt; is fully qualified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The portType must be defined in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document if it is referenced there.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3186E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="parseError00" varFormat="Java">
    parseError00=WSWS3186E: Error: Error in parsing:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem occurred when the Web services engine attempted to deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3245E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="timedOut" varFormat="Java">
    timedOut=WSWS3245E: Error: WSDL2Java emitter timed out attempting to load: {0}.   Make sure the specified URL is accessible.  If it is, try increasing &apos;&apos;timeout&apos;&apos; and/or &apos;&apos;retry&apos;&apos; default settings in the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file or one of it&apos;s imported documents is not accessible.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure the WSDL and any imported documents are accessible.  You can also increase the timeout &amp; retry values through the WSDL2Java emitter options.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3074E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="bodyPresent" varFormat="Java">
    bodyPresent=WSWS3074E: Error: Cannot add a second body to a soap envelope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error might occur as a result of a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3050E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badInteger00" varFormat="Java">
    badInteger00=WSWS3050E: Error: Explicit array length is not a valid integer &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message contains an array that has a non-integer array length. The Application Server cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message array.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3130E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mustExtendRemote00" varFormat="Java">
    mustExtendRemote00=WSWS3130E: Error: Only interfaces which extend java.rmi.Remote may be used for the proxy Class argument of the Service.getPort method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The proxy class argument must be an interface that extends the java.rmi.Remote interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the invocation of the getPort method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3575E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerSetProtectState00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerSetProtectState00=WSWS3575E: Failed to set the protection for the SOAPBody.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine attempted to protect the SOAP message body before invoking the JAX-RPC handlers. However, an unknown error occurred in the process.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3317E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError11" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError11=WSWS3317E: Error: DIME stream closed getting type padding.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3316E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.DimeStreamError10" varFormat="Java">
    attach.DimeStreamError10=WSWS3316E: Error: DIME stream closed getting type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3275E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badParameterMode" varFormat="Java">
    badParameterMode=WSWS3275E: Error: Invalid parameter mode byte ({0}) passed to getModeAsString().
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3603E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalArgumentException03" varFormat="Java">
    illegalArgumentException03=WSWS3603E: Error: IllegalArgumentException: null parameter passed to the addTextNode method
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A null parameter value was passed to the SOAPElement.addTextNode method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the parameter value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3238E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalArgumentException01" varFormat="Java">
    illegalArgumentException01=WSWS3238E: Error: IllegalArgumentException: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message originates from overloaded method processing of a SOAPElement.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3237E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalArgumentException00" varFormat="Java">
    illegalArgumentException00=WSWS3237E: Error: IllegalArgumentException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message originates from overloaded message processing of a SOAPPart, AttachmentPart. or SOAPHeader.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3532I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="returnClosedOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    returnClosedOCobject=WSWS3532I: Returning a closed outbound connection object: {0} to the cache.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3740E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslConfigResolveFailed01" varFormat="Java">
    sslConfigResolveFailed01=WSWS3740E: Error: No SSL configuration is available for endpoint - {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The runtime failed to resolve for an effective SSL configuration with the specified endpoint.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure SSL configuration is properly set for this endpoint following the precedence rules specified in the product documentation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3739W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslConfigResolveFailed00" varFormat="Java">
    sslConfigResolveFailed00=WSWS3739W: Warning: Unable to resolve for an SSL configuration. Explicitly request JSSE properties from security&apos;s JSSEHelper.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The runtime failed to resolve for an effective SSL configuration. Attempt to default to the JSSE system properties.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure the SSL configuration is properly set for this invocation following the precedence rules specified in the product documentation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3413E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.InvalidReplyMsgType" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.InvalidReplyMsgType=WSWS3413E: The JMS reply message was not of the correct JMS message type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java Message Service (JMS) reply message must be the javax.jms.BytesMessage type. However, the reply message is a different type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3367E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mcFailure" varFormat="Java">
    mcFailure=WSWS3367E: Error: Failure priming the MessageContext object for operation invocation:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is likely the result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3176E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullCall00" varFormat="Java">
    nullCall00=WSWS3176E: Error: AdminClient did not initialize correctly: &apos;call&apos; is null!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    AdminClient is not fully supported.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3767W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wInvalidAttributeFormDefaultArg00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wInvalidAttributeFormDefaultArg00=WSWS3767W: Warning: The argument &quot;{0}&quot; for the attributeFormDefault option is invalid.  Valid arguments are &lt;qualified | unqualified&gt;.  Java2WSDL will ignore this option.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java2WSDL emitter only uses qualified or unqualified for the attributeFormDefault option.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify your Java2WSDL invocation to include a valid argument for the attributeFormDefault option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3344W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="engineConfigInvokeNewFactory" varFormat="Java">
    engineConfigInvokeNewFactory=WSWS3344W: Warning: Factory {0} Ignored: invoke method failed: {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot invoke the method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your factory implementation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3434E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unloadable.configuration" varFormat="Java">
    unloadable.configuration=WSWS3434E: Unable to load configuration file
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3229E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="webServicesConfigurationException00" varFormat="Java">
    webServicesConfigurationException00=WSWS3229E: Error: ConfigurationException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates that an internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3601E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionPoolIntegrity00" varFormat="Java">
    connectionPoolIntegrity00=WSWS3601E: An unexpected integrity problem occurred with the connection pool.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message originates from the outbound connection cache of the channel transport.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3024E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noRoot" varFormat="Java">
    noRoot=WSWS3024E: Root part containing SOAP envelope not found.  contentId = {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred during processing of an attachment. A multi part attachment must have a root part.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3205E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefined00" varFormat="Java">
    undefined00=WSWS3205E: Error: Type {0} is referenced but not defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file references types or elements that are not defined.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the WSDL file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3704W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="J2WFoundInnerClass" varFormat="Java">
    J2WFoundInnerClass=WSWS3704W: Warning: Java2WSDL encountered a inner nested class named {0} in the input. Inner classes are not supported.  Generation will continue.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The input service endpoint interface references a class that is nested inside another class.  This process is unsupported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the Java structure.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4106E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFaultReasonTextLocale" varFormat="Java">
    noFaultReasonTextLocale=WSWS4106E: The Fault Reason node does not have a Text node that matches the Locale {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This behavior is defined by the javax.xml.soap.SOAPFault.getFaultReasonText(Locale) method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect your logic for errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3940E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.wrongEndpoint" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.wrongEndpoint=WSWS3940E: The endpoint address URL is not of JMS type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Web services request was made which involves the JMS transport, but the request does not start with jms or jms:jndi for the JMS endpoint address URL.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the request contains a valid JMS endpoint address URL. If this request was invoked within the Web Services Gateway, make sure the proper configuration has been done.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3199E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unexpectedEOS00" varFormat="Java">
    unexpectedEOS00=WSWS3199E: Error: Unexpected end of stream.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal Error or problem with input SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3165E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSOAPAction00" varFormat="Java">
    noSOAPAction00=WSWS3165E: Error: No HTTP SOAPAction property in context.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3439E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorEncryptedData00" varFormat="Java">
    errorEncryptedData00=WSWS3439E: Error: The contents of the SOAP body are encrypted.  The target operation cannot be invoked.  The body contains an element with the name: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The contents of the SOAP body should have been decrypted by the Web services security functionality.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3351E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unabletoDeployTypemapping00" varFormat="Java">
    unabletoDeployTypemapping00=WSWS3351E: Error: Unable to deploy typemapping: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message might be due to deployment problems.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the classloaders can locate and load the indicated class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3170E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noTypeAttr00" varFormat="Java">
    noTypeAttr00=WSWS3170E: Error: Must include type attribute for Handler deployment!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The type attribute is missing from the deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3200E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unknownHost00" varFormat="Java">
    unknownHost00=WSWS3200E: Error: Unknown host - could not verify administrator access.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Admin tool encountered an unknown host. The Admin tool is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine origin of the unknown host problem and correct it.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3584E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="ejb.location.error" varFormat="Java">
    ejb.location.error=WSWS3584E: The &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; property is invalid unless -bindingTypes ejb is also specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the property is specified, the corresponding property must also be specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Re-specify the property using bindingTypes ejb.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3447E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSecureSocketFactory01" varFormat="Java">
    badSecureSocketFactory01=WSWS3447E: Error: Could not get a secure socket factory with the SSL settings of JSSE.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot obtain a secure socket factory using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) settings of Java Secure Sockets Extension (JSSE).
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify your JSSE SSL setting if you intend to use JSSE SSL setting for the SSL configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3126E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSecureSocketFactory00" varFormat="Java">
    badSecureSocketFactory00=WSWS3126E: Error: Could not get a secure socket factory from the following SSL Configuration: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot obtain a secure socket factory.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3700E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nonWSDetected00" varFormat="Java">
    nonWSDetected00=WSWS3700E: Error: Non-whitespace character content ({0}) was detected in the {1}.  Processing cannot continue.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated construct cannot have mixed character content.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3327E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unexpectedBytes00" varFormat="Java">
    unexpectedBytes00=WSWS3327E: Error: Error looking for parameter names in bytecode: unexpected bytes in file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3588I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cannotConvertCFEndPt" varFormat="Java">
    cannotConvertCFEndPt=WSWS3588I: Could not map an Cluster Identity object: {0} to a valid endpoint. Transport attempts to use default channels for connections.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated identity object cannot be mapped to a valid endpoint.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the object is null, check for errors from Clustering and ChannelFramework functionality in the trace.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3034E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="methodSyncErr00" varFormat="Java">
    methodSyncErr00=WSWS3034E: Error: The OperationDesc for {0} was not matched to a method of {1}. Debug:{2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This internal error occurs because the start up code is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3585W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unmatchedBindOp01" varFormat="Java">
    unmatchedBindOp01=WSWS3585W: Warning: PortType operation has no corresponding binding operation containing the same number of input and output parameter names; name = {0}, input name = {1}, output name = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An inconsistent portType and binding operation have been encountered in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL file is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3581E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unmatchedBindOp00" varFormat="Java">
    unmatchedBindOp00=WSWS3581E: Error: PortType operation has no corresponding binding operation: name = {0}, input name = {1}, output name = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A portType operation within the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the WSDL file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3116W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="saajtransform00" varFormat="Java">
    saajtransform00=WSWS3116W: Warn: PERFORMANCE ALERT: The following message is re-parsed: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The serialization process that is being used might cause performance issues.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Examine code and make appropriate changes.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3476W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="genericLocation" varFormat="Java">
    genericLocation=WSWS3476W: The generic -location option should not be used when more than one binding type has been requested.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You have requested more than one binding type with the -bindingTypes option, but you have specified a single endpoint location URI with the -location option.   When requesting multiple binding types, you should specify binding-specific endpoint location URI values for each of the requested binding types by using the &lt;binding-type&gt;.location properties instead of using the -location command-line option.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify multiple endpoint location URI values with the -properties option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3736I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslConnectionInfo" varFormat="Java">
    sslConnectionInfo=WSWS3736I: Info: SSL connection info is {0} .
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3070E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badUnsignedByte00" varFormat="Java">
    badUnsignedByte00=WSWS3070E: Error: An attempt was made to construct an UnsignedByte object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3302E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimeNotPaddedCorrectly" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimeNotPaddedCorrectly=WSWS3302E: Error: DIME stream data not padded correctly.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3095E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectionClosed00" varFormat="Java">
    connectionClosed00=WSWS3095E: Error: Connection closed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The connection is closed. The Web services engine cannot make the remote service call.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3331E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badYearMonth00" varFormat="Java">
    badYearMonth00=WSWS3331E: Error: Invalid gYearMonth: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a YearMonth object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3710E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantChangeEncoding" varFormat="Java">
    cantChangeEncoding=WSWS3710E: Internal Error: Attempt to change encoding on WebServicesInputSource from {0} to {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3175E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="null00" varFormat="Java">
    null00=WSWS3175E: Error: {0} is null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Processing cannot continue because the indicated item is null.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3340E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="serviceDescOperSync00" varFormat="Java">
    serviceDescOperSync00=WSWS3340E: Error: The OperationDesc for {0} was not synchronized to a method of {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred. This error usually indicates that information is missing in the PortDesc or WSDDPort in regards to the definition of the Web service operations.  The engine attempts to deduce the missing information, which might result in this particular error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3341E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noServiceClass" varFormat="Java">
    noServiceClass=WSWS3341E: Error: No service class was found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3543I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpRetriesConfigured" varFormat="Java">
    httpRetriesConfigured=WSWS3543I: Number of retries for failed HTTP connection: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Based on a Java system property setting, each HTTP connection is retried for the configured number of times. However, be cautious about changing this property as a deadlock might occur. The default value is 3.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consider modifying the configuration for the target HTTP inbound transport to accept more connections.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3003I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="java2wsdl.HelpX" varFormat="Java">
    java2wsdl.HelpX=WSWS3003I: Info: 
Extended Options:
	-wrapped &lt;boolean&gt;
		indicate if WSDL should respect &quot;wrapped&quot; rules
		valid only for -style document and -use literal.
		the default is true.
	-stopClasses &lt;argument&gt;
		space or comma separated list of class names which will stop
		inheritance search when processing classes
	-methods &lt;argument&gt;
		space or comma separated list of method names from the SEI which
		are to be exposed in the output WSDL
	-soapAction &lt;argument&gt;
		valid arguments:
			OPERATION sets soapAction field to the operation name.
			NONE sets soapAction field to &quot;&quot;.
	-outputImpl &lt;file&gt;
		specify if you want both interface and implementation WSDLs
	-locationImport &lt;argument&gt;
		location of interface WSDL file
	-namespaceImpl &lt;argument&gt;
		target namespace for implementation WSDL
	-MIMEStyle &lt;argument&gt;
		valid arguments:
			AXIS: AXIS style MIME representation
			WSDL11 (default): WSDL 1.1 MIME representation
			swaRef: WS-I BP 1.1 representation (swaRef where appropriate)
	-propertiesFile &lt;argument&gt;
		filename of a properties file that contains a list of class names
		which should be added to the type section of the output WSDL.
		Example of file content:
			extraClasses=com.ibm.Class1,com.sun.Class2,org.apache.Class3
	-voidReturn &lt;argument&gt;
		valid arguments:
			ONEWAY:treat methods with void returns as one-way
			TWOWAY:treat methods with void returns as two-way
	-debug
		display debug messages
	-properties &lt;property settings&gt;
		sets binding-specific properties to be used by binding generators
		example: -properties prop1=value1,prop2=value2


Supported binding-specific properties:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    These are the extended options to Java2WSDL.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    These are advanced options that users should not generally use.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4120E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidFaultCode" varFormat="Java">
    invalidFaultCode=WSWS4120E: An attempt was made to set an invalid Fault Code. The faultCode localName is {0}; namespace is {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    SAAJ 1.3 requires that the Fault Code must be one of the fault codes defined in the version of SOAP specification in use.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Fault Code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3248E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedAttach" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedAttach=WSWS3248E: Error: Unsupported attachment type &quot;{0}&quot; only supporting &quot;{1}&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine encountered an unsupported attachment type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a supported attachment type.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3149E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noMap00" varFormat="Java">
    noMap00=WSWS3149E: Error: {0}:  {1} is not a map.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The MapSerializer cannot serialize the object. This message is probably the result of an internal deployment error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3429W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="J2EEVersionWSCWarning" varFormat="Java">
    J2EEVersionWSCWarning=WSWS3429W: Warning: Found old J2EE 1.3 {0} file.  This indicates a version mismatch - a new J2EE DD version will be written.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A previous version of the deployment descriptor file exists where a new deployment descriptor will be written. The previous version will be overwritten.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this process is not expected, check your deployment descriptor versions.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3012E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.InvalidProperty" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.InvalidProperty=WSWS3012E: Invalid property &quot;{0}&quot; encountered in JMS endpoint URL.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Java Message Service (JMS) endpoint URL string contains an unrecognized property.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JMS endpoint URL and retry.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3333E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badMonth00" varFormat="Java">
    badMonth00=WSWS3333E: Error: Invalid gMonth: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a Month object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3343W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="engineConfigMissingNewFactory" varFormat="Java">
    engineConfigMissingNewFactory=WSWS3343W: Warning: Factory {0} Ignored: missing required method: {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is warning of a missing method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your factory implementation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3489E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mimeObjectClash00" varFormat="Java">
    mimeObjectClash00=WSWS3489E: Error: Mime type {0} does not match object type {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The mimeType must be consistent with the object:
image/gif, image/jpeg     ==&gt; java.awt.Image
text/plain                ==&gt; java.lang.String
multipart/*               ==&gt; javax.mail.internet.MimeMultipart
text/xml, application/xml ==&gt; javax.xml.transform.Source (actually, javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource)
all others                ==&gt; javax.activation.DataHandler
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the parameters for the addSwaRefTextNode method are consistent.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3115E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidConfigFilePath" varFormat="Java">
    invalidConfigFilePath=WSWS3115E: Error: Configuration file directory &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; is not readable.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot read the specified directory.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix your configuration, check permission flags.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3755I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdl2java.soapbanner" varFormat="Java">
    wsdl2java.soapbanner=WSWS3755I: Web services WSDL2Java emitter.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Standard IBM banner displayed by the WSDL to Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3706W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantWSDLImportSchema00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantWSDLImportSchema00=WSWS3706W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	Document: {1} is using a wsdl:import to import a schema document: {0} 
	WS-I requires wsdl:imports to import only WSDL documents.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter found that a wsdl:import namespace attribute is being used to import a schema document instead of a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be compliant with the Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) specification, make sure that the wsdl:imports namespace attribute only imports WSDL documents and that the xsd:imports statement is used instead to import schemas.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3758I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cellNameInfo1" varFormat="Java">
    cellNameInfo1=WSWS3758I: Local cell name: {0}. Mapped cell name from DWLM client: {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message provides information about the local and mapped cell names. The mapped cell name can be from a remote cluster.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3235E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="javaIOException01" varFormat="Java">
    javaIOException01=WSWS3235E: Error: java.io.IOException: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3234E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="javaIOException00" varFormat="Java">
    javaIOException00=WSWS3234E: Error: java.io.IOException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3278E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="implAlreadySet" varFormat="Java">
    implAlreadySet=WSWS3278E: Error: Attempt to set implementation class on a ServiceDesc which has already been configured.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3349E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="undefinedElem00" varFormat="Java">
    undefinedElem00=WSWS3349E: Error: Element {0} is referenced but not defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This WSDL2Java error indicates that an element is referenced but a definition was not found.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file so that the element is defined.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3498E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpStatusInResponse01" varFormat="Java">
    httpStatusInResponse01=WSWS3498E: No HTTP status has been received for the current HTTP response.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The HTTP status information is not available to determine the HTTP response.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure the target HTTP server is up.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3497I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpStatusInResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    httpStatusInResponse00=WSWS3497I: Status in the HTTP response: {0}, {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message indicates the HTTP response from the server.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3525E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="loadCustomProviderError" varFormat="Java">
    loadCustomProviderError=WSWS3525E: Exception occurred while loading &quot;META-INF/services/CustomBindingProvider.xml&quot; files.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The engine or tool failed to parse the CustomBindingProvider.xml to build the CustomProvider object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the CustomBindingProvider.xml files to see whether there are any syntax error.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3409E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="soapport.csmode.undefined" varFormat="Java">
    soapport.csmode.undefined=WSWS3409E: Internal Error: Client/Server mode not set for soap port.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3441W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="warningMMDJXTMNotFound00" varFormat="Java">
    warningMMDJXTMNotFound00=WSWS3441W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter cannot find the corresponding java-xml-type-mapping construct for the exception-mapping with wsdl-message ({0}) and exception-type ({1}) in file {2}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The mapping file is used to describe the Java mappings.  In this case, the java-xml-type-mapping is missing.  The exception-mapping construct is ignored.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this mapping file was created by non-IBM tooling, please contact the vendor.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3567E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invOperationCreateCall00" varFormat="Java">
    invOperationCreateCall00=WSWS3567E: Error: Invalid operation for Service.createCall:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified operation has been used to invoke the Service.createCall method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Service.createCall method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3424E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="ListCompNotSimpleType00" varFormat="Java">
    ListCompNotSimpleType00=WSWS3424E: Error: List value of type {1}, is not a simple type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    xsd:list itemTypes must be atomic values.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3526W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noNamespaceForMapping" varFormat="Java">
    noNamespaceForMapping=WSWS3526W: No namespace was found for a mapping defined in the file {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine expects that every custom type mapping has a non-default namespace.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the CustomBindingProvider.xml file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3326E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unexpectedEOF00" varFormat="Java">
    unexpectedEOF00=WSWS3326E: Error: Error looking for parameter names in bytecode: unexpected end of file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3026E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wvoidreturnerr00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wvoidreturnerr00=WSWS3026E: Error: The argument of the -voidReturn option must be &quot;oneway&quot; or &quot;twoway&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -voidReturn option is incorrect as it must be accompanied by the oneway or twoway value.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the correct option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3766W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wInvalidElementFormDefaultArg00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wInvalidElementFormDefaultArg00=WSWS3766W: Warning: The argument &quot;{0}&quot; for the elementFormDefault option is invalid.  Valid arguments are &lt;qualified | unqualified&gt;.  Java2WSDL will ignore this option.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java2WSDL emitter only uses qualified or unqualified for the elementFormDefault option.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify your Java2WSDL invocation to include a valid argument for the elementFormDefault option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3368E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDEvent00" varFormat="Java">
    badDEvent00=WSWS3368E: Error: The deserialization event {0} for ({1}) was unexpected in {2}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message can result from an internal error or a bad input SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3484E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorReadWSDLFile" varFormat="Java">
    errorReadWSDLFile=WSWS3484E: Caught {0} while trying to read WSDL file &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3022E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.BadMsgType" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.BadMsgType=WSWS3022E: Unrecognized inbound JMS request message type.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services Java Message Service (JMS) listener received a JMS message that was not a TextMessage or a BytesMessage type. The JMS listener supports only these two JMS message types.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the JMS sender uses the correct JMS message type.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3292W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="beanCompatPkg00" varFormat="Java">
    beanCompatPkg00=WSWS3292W: Warning: The class {0} is defined in a java or javax package and cannot be converted into an xml schema type.  An xml schema anyType will be used to define this class in the wsdl file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This Java2WSDL error indicates that the class cannot be converted into an XML schema type. All Java class files have mappings to XML schema types. Converting an existing Java service into a Web service using the Java2WSDL emitter is not guaranteed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    All of the Java classes that are part of your Web service interface must have the appropriate mappings to the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. This action is necessary so that a client to the service can automatically generate the interface and all of the related classes to access your Web service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3518I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectedAddr" varFormat="Java">
    connectedAddr=WSWS3518I: Target address: {0} is already connected.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3517I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connectingAddr" varFormat="Java">
    connectingAddr=WSWS3517I: Target address to connect: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3020E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.ServerEngine" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.ServerEngine=WSWS3020E: Error getting server engine.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The message-driven bean listener for Web services cannot retrieve a configured server engine during its initialization.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3738I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslConfigFromContext" varFormat="Java">
    sslConfigFromContext=WSWS3738I: Info: Found SSL configuration alias = &lt;{0}&gt; and SSL certificate alias = &lt;{1}&gt; from the message context.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Based upon the JAX-RPC model, the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration alias or SSL certificate alias can be specified and might have been found from the message context. The information is used for the SSL connection of the current invocation. However, there might not be value for each alias if the alias has never been specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this scenario is not intended, the application should not set the properties prior to invocation. For more information, see the product documentation.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3487E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="portSvcRefNull" varFormat="Java">
    portSvcRefNull=WSWS3487E: The port name and service ref name are both null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3297E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimetypeexceedsmax" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimetypeexceedsmax=WSWS3297E: Error: DIME Type length is {0} which exceeds maximum {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3352E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badWSDDOperation" varFormat="Java">
    badWSDDOperation=WSWS3352E: Error: Couldn&apos;&apos;t find a matching Java operation for WSDD operation &quot;{0}&quot; ({1} args).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates that the deployment information is missing or incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the implementation or location.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3393E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerRequestClientFault00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerRequestClientFault00=WSWS3393E: Error: {0}.handlerRequest should not throw javax.xml.rpc.soap.SOAPFaultException on client-side.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3153E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOperation02" varFormat="Java">
    noOperation02=WSWS3153E: Error: Cannot find operation:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WDSL) binding does not specify the operation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3152E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOperation01" varFormat="Java">
    noOperation01=WSWS3152E: Error: Cannot find operation:  {0} - none defined
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file does not define any operations in the portType. This error is an internal error or a deployment error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the logs for deployment problems.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3151E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOperation00" varFormat="Java">
    noOperation00=WSWS3151E: Error: No operation name specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3272E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="defaultTypeMappingSet" varFormat="Java">
    defaultTypeMappingSet=WSWS3272E: Error: Default type mapping from secondary type mapping registry is already in use.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The default type mapping cannot change after registration.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application and re-try.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3430E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidCharacterEncoding" varFormat="Java">
    invalidCharacterEncoding=WSWS3430E: Invalid CharacterEncoding: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine expected a valid CharacterEncoding value for the incoming message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the CharacterEncoding value for the incoming message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3571I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="outboundRequest00" varFormat="Java">
    outboundRequest00=WSWS3571I: Outbound {0} {1} request:
Content-Type: {2}
Message contents:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Informational message about what was sent as a Web services request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3702E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSuchOperation2" varFormat="Java">
    noSuchOperation2=WSWS3702E: Error: Could not resolve to an operation.  The message contains an element named &quot;&quot;{0}&quot;&quot;, but this element does not match any operation of the target port. 
However, the following operation(s) ({1}) have similar information but are a different style. 
This difference might indicate that the client sent a {2} message and the server is expecting a {3} message.
Debug: {4}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    It is possible that the client and the server have different operation styles. This symptom can indicate a Web service deployment problem or an incorrect SOAP request message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the client message so that it matches the style that is expected on the server.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3742I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="markSSLCfgObjDeleted" varFormat="Java">
    markSSLCfgObjDeleted=WSWS3742I: Info: Mark SSL configuration object {0} to be deleted.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal operation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3294E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedSchemaType00" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedSchemaType00=WSWS3294E: Error: The XML Schema type &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; is not currently supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL2Java emitter does not support this XML Schema type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3754I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="java2wsdl.soapbanner" varFormat="Java">
    java2wsdl.soapbanner=WSWS3754I: Web services Java2WSDL emitter.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Standard IBM banner displayed by the Java to WSDL emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3250E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="gotNullPart" varFormat="Java">
    gotNullPart=WSWS3250E: Error: AttachmentUtils.getActiviationDataHandler received a null parameter as a part.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3375E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setMappingScopeErr00" varFormat="Java">
    setMappingScopeErr00=WSWS3375E: Error: Cannot replace SOAPElement&apos;s MappingScope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot call the setMappingScope method after the SOAPElement has a MappingScope.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4113E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedSAAJMethod" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedSAAJMethod=WSWS4113E: {0} is not supported on a {1} object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified method is not a supported on the specified object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3560W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="inProcessChannelError" varFormat="Java">
    inProcessChannelError=WSWS3560W: Unable to get an Inprocess Channel: {0}. Proceed now with a network type of Channel.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    There might be an error when the system attempted to find an Inprocess HTTP Channel. However, this message might not be a problem unless an in-process connection is required. The system continues with a channel network type instead.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If necessary, check the trace for Work Load Management (WLM) or Dynamic Work Load Management Client (DWLMclient) errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3407E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.invalid_protocol" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.invalid_protocol=WSWS3407E: Invalid protocol for JMS URL string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The protocol for a JMS URL string should be jms:
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a proper Java Message Service (JMS)-based URL is passed to the JMSURLParser constructor when the object is constructed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3384E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="adminProcess00" varFormat="Java">
    adminProcess00=WSWS3384E: Error: Admin process failed.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Admin tool failed.  The Admin tool is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3288E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2jDuplicateWSDLURI00" varFormat="Java">
    w2jDuplicateWSDLURI00=WSWS3288E: Error: The wsdl URI has already been specified as, {0}.  It cannot be specified again as {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You can only specify the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file once for the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3125W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badGenXML00" varFormat="Java">
    badGenXML00=WSWS3125W: Warning: Invalid -genXML option argument, valid are &quot;No&quot;, &quot;IfNotExists&quot;, or &quot;Overwrite&quot;.  Defaulting to &quot;IfNotExists&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -genXML option for the WSDL2Java emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the -genXML option so that uses No, IfNotExists, or Overwrite for its value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3533I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="returnValidOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    returnValidOCobject=WSWS3533I: Returning an outbound connection object: {0} to the cache.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3339E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSource" varFormat="Java">
    badSource=WSWS3339E: Error: javax.xml.transform.Source implementation not supported:  {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An attempt was made to use the SourceDataHandlerSerializer serializer to serialize a non-SourceStream object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3068E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTimezone00" varFormat="Java">
    badTimezone00=WSWS3068E: Error: Invalid timezone: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad timezone was found in the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3215E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badField00" varFormat="Java">
    badField00=WSWS3215E: Error: Null public instance field specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message is due to an internal error with the serialization engine.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3296E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badattachmenttypeerr" varFormat="Java">
    badattachmenttypeerr=WSWS3296E: Error: The value of {0} for attachment format must be {1};
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3028E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingHelper00" varFormat="Java">
    missingHelper00=WSWS3028E: Error: A _Helper class was not found for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The _Helper class is needed for proper serialization or deserialization. Serialization or deserialization might fail.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the _Helper class is properly emitted by WSDL2Java tool and the class deployed correctly.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3217E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badXmlType" varFormat="Java">
    badXmlType=WSWS3217E: Error: Null qualified name specified in TypeMappingImpl.isRegistered method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The isRegistered method requires a non-null qualified name (QName). This error might be the result of an internal problem.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3049E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badHolder00" varFormat="Java">
    badHolder00=WSWS3049E: Error: A bad Holder class was encountered: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An attempt was made to use the specified class as a Holder.  However the class does not extend the Holder interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your Holder class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3156E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noPort00" varFormat="Java">
    noPort00=WSWS3156E: Error: Cannot find port:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified port could not be found by Service.getPort.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of Service.getPort.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3475W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingLocation" varFormat="Java">
    missingLocation=WSWS3475W: A binding specific location property was not specified for the requested {0} binding.  The default location &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos; will be used.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java2WSDL emitter -location option was not specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required unless a location other than the default is desired.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3707W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantWSDLImportNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantWSDLImportNamespace00=WSWS3707W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	The wsdl:import namespace attribute= {0} 
	in document= {1}, is a relative URI.  
	WS-I requires wsdl:import namespaces to be absolute.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A wsdl:import namespace attribute contains a relative URI, which is not compliant with the Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) specifications.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be WS-I compliant you must make the namespace attribute an absolute URI, such as http://www.ibm.com/home.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3709E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedContent" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedContent=WSWS3709E: Internal Error: Unsupported content found in web services engine. Content of type {0} was found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3452E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalGenAttempt" varFormat="Java">
    illegalGenAttempt=WSWS3452E: Internal Error:  Attempted to generate code without first parsing WSDL file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Attempt has been made to generate the code without first parsing the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3370E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="oneEnvelopePerFactory00" varFormat="Java">
    oneEnvelopePerFactory00=WSWS3370E: Error: Only one SOAPEnvelope is allowed in a SOAPFactory.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3120E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missing.configuration" varFormat="Java">
    missing.configuration=WSWS3120E: Error: Configuration is missing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is most likely due to a previous error with the Web services deployment descriptor.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Review the log for previous errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3039E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="resourceDeleted" varFormat="Java">
    resourceDeleted=WSWS3039E: Error: Resource has been deleted.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot access a deleted memory-managed data source.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3270E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="delegatedTypeMapping" varFormat="Java">
    delegatedTypeMapping=WSWS3270E: Error: Type mapping cannot be modified via delegate.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3287E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wMissingClass00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wMissingClass00=WSWS3287E: Error: The &lt;class-of-portType&gt; was not specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    You must specify a class file for the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3236E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalAccessException00" varFormat="Java">
    illegalAccessException00=WSWS3236E: Error: IllegalAccessException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3355E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unmatchedOp" varFormat="Java">
    unmatchedOp=WSWS3355E: Error: unmatchedOp=Binding operation has no corresponding portType operation:  name = {0}, input name = {1}, output name = {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file contains a binding operation that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3750W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="typeNotSupported00" varFormat="Java">
    typeNotSupported00=WSWS3750W: Warning: Class: {0}, is of type java.util.Collection. This is NOT a supported JAX-RPC type, however generation will NOT be suspended.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The application uses a type that is not a JAX-RPC supported type. Although the Web services engine proceeds with generating artifacts, it&apos;s use is not supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify your application to use a type that is not a java.util.Collection type, use custom data mappings to map the Collection type, or use it as-is, at your own risk.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3171E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noTypeQName00" varFormat="Java">
    noTypeQName00=WSWS3171E: Error: No type QName for mapping!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The QName is missing from the deployment information in the type mapping registry.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3253E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badMaxCached" varFormat="Java">
    badMaxCached=WSWS3253E: Error: maxCached value is bad:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3085E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantInvoke00" varFormat="Java">
    cantInvoke00=WSWS3085E: Error: Cannot invoke Call with null namespace URI for method {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred. The QName of the request target has a null namespace.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3510I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="finishHttpMessage" varFormat="Java">
    finishHttpMessage=WSWS3510I: Sending both HTTP request headers and body message to connection: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3563I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="acceptEncHdrFromHttpRequest" varFormat="Java">
    acceptEncHdrFromHttpRequest=WSWS3563I: Accept-Encoding header from incoming HTTP request = {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message lists the value that is set by the Web services client for acceptable content-codings in the HTTP response. For more details, see the Hypertext Transfer Protocol specification. A null header value indicates an empty Accept-Encoding header in the incoming HTTP request; hence, content encoding is not done in the HTTP response.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this is a Web services client, check the Web services property for HTTP compression encoding of the target service port. Make sure that the value is configured properly.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3271E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTypeMapping" varFormat="Java">
    badTypeMapping=WSWS3271E: Error: Invalid TypeMapping specified: wrong type or null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The registration of the TypeMapping is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application and re-try.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3029W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2junmap00" varFormat="Java">
    w2junmap00=WSWS3029W: Warning: The xml construct named {0} cannot be mapped to a java type.  The construct will be mapped to javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Some xml constructs cannot be mapped to Java types.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    The application code needs to use the SOAPElement methods to construct and analyze the data.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3009I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wLoadClass00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wLoadClass00=WSWS3009I: Info: Loading Class {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter is loading the specified class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3163E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noService05" varFormat="Java">
    noService05=WSWS3163E: Error: The Web services engine could not find a target service to invoke!  targetService is {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine received a request for the specified target service, but the engine configuration did not contain a port with this name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Compare the endpoint location URL that is being used by the client application with the endpoint location URL contained in the corresponding WSDL document.  If you are using the HTTP protocol, make sure that the client application is using the correct URL pattern within the endpoint location URL.   If you are using the JMS protocol, make sure that your client application is using an endpoint location URL that contains the correct targetService property.   Within a JMS-style endpoint location URL, the targetService property should be set to the name of the desired port component.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3321E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNormalizedString00" varFormat="Java">
    badNormalizedString00=WSWS3321E: Error: Invalid normalizedString value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The NormalizedString object cannot be set because the value of the object is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the normalizedString value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3162E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noService04" varFormat="Java">
    noService04=WSWS3162E: Error: No service object defined for this Call object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3300E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimeMaxChunkSize1" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimeMaxChunkSize1=WSWS3300E: Error: Max chunk size &quot;{0}&quot; exceeds 32 bits.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3299E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimeMaxChunkSize0" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimeMaxChunkSize0=WSWS3299E: Error: Max chunk size &quot;{0}&quot; needs to be greater than one.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3161E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noService01" varFormat="Java">
    noService01=WSWS3161E: Error: No service has been defined.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred. Verify that you are passing in the WSDL port QName into HandlerRegistry.getHandlerChain(). e.g., the value of &apos;wsdl:port name&apos; attribute in the WSDL.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3160E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noService00" varFormat="Java">
    noService00=WSWS3160E: Error: Cannot find service:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3192E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="return01" varFormat="Java">
    return01=WSWS3192E: Error: return code:  {0}
{1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is set into a WebServicesFault.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3019E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.Fault01" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.Fault01=WSWS3019E: Caught WebServicesFault: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified WebServicesFault exception occurred during Java Message Service (JMS) processing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information in the original error message to determine how to correct the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3197I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="start00" varFormat="Java">
    start00=WSWS3197I: Info: {0} starting up on port {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3279E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantCreateBean00" varFormat="Java">
    cantCreateBean00=WSWS3279E: Error: Unable to create JavaBean of type {0}.  Missing default constructor?  Error was: {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    JavaBeans must have default constructors.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the JavaBean has a default constructor.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3144E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noHandler00" varFormat="Java">
    noHandler00=WSWS3144E: Error: Cannot locate handler:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Internal Error with deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3018E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.JMSError03" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.JMSError03=WSWS3018E: Caught exception during request processing: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified exception occurred when a request was being processed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information in the original error message to determine how to correct the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3017E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.JMSError02" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.JMSError02=WSWS3017E: Linked Exception: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An Exception was caught in Java Message Service (JMS) processing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information in the Exception to determine how to correct the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3016E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.JMSError01" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.JMSError01=WSWS3016E: Caught JMSException: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Java Message Service (JMS) operation resulted in the specified JMSException.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information in the original error message to determine how to correct the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3708W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantNotSchemaRoot00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantNotSchemaRoot00=WSWS3708W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	The schemaLocation attribute of the xsd:import: {0} 
	does NOT resolve to a document whose root element is a schema.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The schemaLocation attribute of the xsd:import does not resolve to a document whose root element is a schema. This situation does not comply with Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) specifications.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be WS-I compliant, you must make sure that the schemaLocation attribute resolves to a document whose root element is a schema.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4116E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="addChildUnboundPrefix" varFormat="Java">
    addChildUnboundPrefix=WSWS4116E: An attempt was made to invoke SOAPElement.addChildElement(name, prefix) with a prefix that was not bound to a namespace.  The prefix is {0} and the name is {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.3 interface requires that the prefix is bound. This requirement means that a namespace declaration must exist in an ancestor element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the code that called the addChildElement element.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3579I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="introspectSEI00" varFormat="Java">
    introspectSEI00=WSWS3579I: Info: Introspecting SEI {0}.  JavaClass is: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine is performing introspection of the indicated SEI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3520I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="disconnectedAddr" varFormat="Java">
    disconnectedAddr=WSWS3520I: Target address: {0} is already disconnected. The connection object: {1} is already marked.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3225E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFactory00" varFormat="Java">
    noFactory00=WSWS3225E: Error: No DeserializerFactory for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates a problem with the deployed type mapping registry.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3536I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="newConnection" varFormat="Java">
    newConnection=WSWS3536I: New connection established with virtual connection object: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4118E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="internalAttachErr" varFormat="Java">
    internalAttachErr=WSWS4118E: An attempt was made to get data from an attachment that does not have a data handler. The attachment content id is {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3040E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badArrayType00" varFormat="Java">
    badArrayType00=WSWS3040E: Error: Malformed arrayType value &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The arrayType attribute in the SOAP message is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3088E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantSerialize02" varFormat="Java">
    cantSerialize02=WSWS3088E: Error: Cannot serialize a raw object with the SimpleSerializer.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SimpleSerializer cannot be used to serialize a non-registered object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure your this class is registered with an appropriate type.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3087E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantSerialize01" varFormat="Java">
    cantSerialize01=WSWS3087E: Error: Cannot serialize non-Elements with an ElementSerializer.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The element serializer can only be used to serialize org.w3c.dom.Element objects.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3086E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantSerialize00" varFormat="Java">
    cantSerialize00=WSWS3086E: Error: Cannot serialize a {0} with the ArraySerializer.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot serialize the indicated class with the array serializer.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Suspect a problem with the deployment information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4125E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.wrongSoapMEP" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.wrongSoapMEP=WSWS4125E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was wrong in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the correct property on the JMS request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3246E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="valuePresent" varFormat="Java">
    valuePresent=WSWS3246E: Error: SOAPFault.addDetail called when a detail is present.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3224I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nodisk00" varFormat="Java">
    nodisk00=WSWS3224I: Info: No disk access, using memory only.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3431E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noServiceClass01" varFormat="Java">
    noServiceClass01=WSWS3431E: Error: No Service Endpoint Class found for port {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3164E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSecurity00" varFormat="Java">
    noSecurity00=WSWS3164E: Error: No security provider in MessageContext.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A security provider is necessary for this MessageContext.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure a security provider is configured.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3158E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noRequest00" varFormat="Java">
    noRequest00=WSWS3158E: Error: No request message in MessageContext?
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3419E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTextNode00" varFormat="Java">
    badTextNode00=WSWS3419E: The current node is not a Text node, and  it either has more than one child node or has a child node that is not a Text node.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    It&apos;s not allowed to set a value for the node as described in the exception.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3938E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSOAPEnvelope" varFormat="Java">
    noSOAPEnvelope=WSWS3938E: The message is enclosed in {0} tags. As stated in the Basic Profile 1.1 Specification Rule R9980 , the message must be in a SOAP Envelope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP Envelope must be the root element of the message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the message to be compliant with Web services interoperability standards or work with your Web services provider.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3094E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="couldntConstructProvider00" varFormat="Java">
    couldntConstructProvider00=WSWS3094E: Error: WSDDPort couldn&apos;t construct provider!
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message occurs as a result of an internal error within WSDD deployment.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3473E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noGenerator" varFormat="Java">
    noGenerator=WSWS3473E: No binding generator was found for binding type &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An unsupported binding type has been requested.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that only valid binding types are requested.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3594E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="matchingDocLitParams01" varFormat="Java">
    matchingDocLitParams01=WSWS3594E: Error: Methods {0} and {1} have the same parameters names.  A document literal  non-wrapped wsdl cannot be produced.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Document/Literal operations must have unique parameter elements in their input message so that the target service can determine which operation is invoked.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the -wrapped true option on the Java2WSDL emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3593E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="matchingDocLitParams00" varFormat="Java">
    matchingDocLitParams00=WSWS3593E: Error: Operations {0} and {1} have the same parameters elements in their input request message.  Please change the WSDL.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Document/Literal operations must have unique parameter elements in their input message so that the target server can determine which operation is invoked.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file to remove the ambiguity.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3399E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="namedArtifactDidntImplement03" varFormat="Java">
    namedArtifactDidntImplement03=WSWS3399E: Error: {0} &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos; didn&apos;&apos;t implement &apos;&apos;{2}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message indicates a deployment error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3023E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.NoTwoWay" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.NoTwoWay=WSWS3023E: Two-way requests are not supported for topic destinations.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A two-way request/response was invoked for a topic destination,
but only one-way requests are supported when you use a topic.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that any services which use topic destinations contain only one-way operations.
Ensure that, within the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file, the operation does not contain an output message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3342E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jpegOnly" varFormat="Java">
    jpegOnly=WSWS3342E: Error: Cannot handle {0}, can only handle JPEG image types.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3387E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullInSerActual00" varFormat="Java">
    nullInSerActual00=WSWS3387E: Error: An attempt was made to serialize a null object.  This should have been handled in the serialize() method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3504E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpProxyError" varFormat="Java">
    httpProxyError=WSWS3504E: Failed to retrieve HTTP(S) proxy information for the proxy connection.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The run time failed to get the HTTP proxy information to process the proxy connection.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the HTTP or HTTPS proxy information is configured properly. See the product documentation for information on how to configure for HTTP proxy.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3306E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.readArraySizeError" varFormat="Java">
    attach.readArraySizeError=WSWS3306E: Error: Array size of {0} to read {1} at offset {2} is too small.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3136E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noComponent00" varFormat="Java">
    noComponent00=WSWS3136E: Error: No deserializer defined for array type {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot deserialize the array of the indicated component type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    This problem might be due to deployment information that is not valid.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3418E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="handlerRewindException01" varFormat="Java">
    handlerRewindException01=WSWS3418E: Error: Exception generated during handler fault processing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An exception was created during handler fault processing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect your handlers and correct as needed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3388E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="handlerRewindException00" varFormat="Java">
    handlerRewindException00=WSWS3388E: Error: Exception generated while rewinding request handlers during fault processing: exception ignored, processing halted.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An exception was created during handler fault processing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect your handlers.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3474I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="foundGenerator" varFormat="Java">
    foundGenerator=WSWS3474I: Found a binding generator for binding type &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3202E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlError00" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlError00=WSWS3202E: Error: Error processing WSDL document: {0} {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this message represents an error with the deployed Web Services Description Language (WDSL) file that has been detected during service creation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the deployed WSDL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3371E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="addChildElementErr00" varFormat="Java">
    addChildElementErr00=WSWS3371E: Error: Cannot invoke addChildElement on a {0} object.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot add a child SOAPElement element to the indicated object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3769W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unkownOption" varFormat="Java">
    unkownOption=WSWS3769W: Unkown option: &quot;{0}&quot;. This entry will be ignored.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This option or property is not recognized by the emitters.  The tooling will ignore it.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the spelling or case used for the properties names and values and correct any errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3255E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullInput" varFormat="Java">
    nullInput=WSWS3255E: Error: input buffer is null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4123E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="endpointMgrNotFound00" varFormat="Java">
    endpointMgrNotFound00=WSWS4123E: Could not locate the Endpoint Manager MBean for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal system error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consult the logs in your &lt;profile_home&gt;/logs directory for more information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3059E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badOffset00" varFormat="Java">
    badOffset00=WSWS3059E: Error: Malformed offset attribute &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The offset attribute for the indicated array in the SOAP message is not valid. The Application Server cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3274E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noVector00" varFormat="Java">
    noVector00=WSWS3274E: Error: {0}:  {1} is not a vector.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3394E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerPoolBadPut00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerPoolBadPut00=WSWS3394E: Internal Error: attempted to put {0} into pool of {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3364E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2woptBadClass00" varFormat="Java">
    j2woptBadClass00=WSWS3364E: Error: Invalid class provided for -extraClasses option: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -extraClasses option for the Java2WSDL emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the -extraClasses option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3320E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setJavaTypeErr00" varFormat="Java">
    setJavaTypeErr00=WSWS3320E: Error: Illegal argument passed to ParameterDesc.setJavaType.  The java type {0} does not match the mode {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem might have occurred when the Application Server deployed the Web service, which likely indicates an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3468E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFaultProperty00" varFormat="Java">
    noFaultProperty00=WSWS3468E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Fault class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	It does not define a property for the following data member = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. The specified fault class does not have the corresponding bean properties for its data members.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make the data member public or add the corresponding get and set methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3204E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="alreadyExists00" varFormat="Java">
    alreadyExists00=WSWS3204E: Error: {0} already exists.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occured in the WSDL2Java SymbolTable.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3298E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.dimelengthexceedsmax" varFormat="Java">
    attach.dimelengthexceedsmax=WSWS3298E: Error: DIME ID length is {0} which exceeds maximum {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3369E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noElementInBuilder00" varFormat="Java">
    noElementInBuilder00=WSWS3369E: Error: The builder {0} does not have a SOAPElement to build.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3201E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="where00" varFormat="Java">
    where00=WSWS3201E: Error: Where {0} looks like:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error has occurred with the Admin tool. The Admin tool is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3195W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="servletEngineWebInfWarn00" varFormat="Java">
    servletEngineWebInfWarn00=WSWS3195W: Warn: Unable to load/create servlet engine config file, attempting internal default (from jar).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This is a warning message.  The process will be attempted again differently.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3433E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="NoProcessor00" varFormat="Java">
    NoProcessor00=WSWS3433E: Internal Error: No Processor assigned to port {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3712E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsisWriteError" varFormat="Java">
    wsisWriteError=WSWS3712E: Internal Error: Attempt to write empty WebServicesInputSource.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3410E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.BadPropValue" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.BadPropValue=WSWS3410E: Invalid value specified for the {0} property.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The value supplied for the specified property was not correct.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that you use the correct value for the specified property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3713E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="failConnect00" varFormat="Java">
    failConnect00=WSWS3713E: Connection to the remote host {0} failed.Received the following error: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A connection to the remote host was not possible.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the connection and port settings. For more information, review the reported errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3323E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badPropertyDesc00" varFormat="Java">
    badPropertyDesc00=WSWS3323E: Internal Error occurred while build the property descriptors for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the indicated class complies with the JAX-RPC technology.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3218E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSerFac" varFormat="Java">
    badSerFac=WSWS3218E: Error: Null serializer factory specified in the TypeMappingImpl.register method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error suggests that a problem occurred with the deployment software.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check the deployment logs for related problems.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3566E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invPortCreateCall00" varFormat="Java">
    invPortCreateCall00=WSWS3566E: Error: Invalid port for Service.createCall:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified port has been used to invoke the Service.createCall method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Service.createCall method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3303E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.readLengthError" varFormat="Java">
    attach.readLengthError=WSWS3303E: Error: Received &quot;{0}&quot; bytes to read.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3436E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTime01" varFormat="Java">
    badTime01=WSWS3436E: Error: Invalid time: Received an empty string for a time value.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message does not contain a time value.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the time value in the SOAP message contains a valid value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3067E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTime00" varFormat="Java">
    badTime00=WSWS3067E: Error: Invalid time: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A bad time value was found in the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3036I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerReplaceResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerReplaceResponse00=WSWS3036I: Replacing response message with SOAP Fault.  Original Response Message: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler generated an unexpected RuntimeException exception. The JAX-RPC Version 1.0 (JSR-101) specification requires that a SOAPFaultException exception be generated by the server. See the output or error log for the original response message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the handler code to eliminate the RuntimeException exception.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3377E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="getChildElementErr00" varFormat="Java">
    getChildElementErr00=WSWS3377E: Error: Multiple elements have the name ({0}):{1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine expected only one child element of the given qualified name (QName).
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3135E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noBody00" varFormat="Java">
    noBody00=WSWS3135E: Error: Body not found.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A body was expected in the SOAP envelope, but the Web services engine cannot find this message part. Thus cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3055E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badnegInt00" varFormat="Java">
    badnegInt00=WSWS3055E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a NegativeInteger object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3155E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noPart00" varFormat="Java">
    noPart00=WSWS3155E: Error: {0} not found as an input part OR an output part.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The parameter order attribute must reference a message part.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3063E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badposInt00" varFormat="Java">
    badposInt00=WSWS3063E: Error: An attempt was made to construct a PosInteger object with an invalid string: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error is caused by a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3389E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerLoadFailed00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerLoadFailed00=WSWS3389E: Error: JAXRPC Handler Class {0} not found/loaded, ignored.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot locate or load the indicated class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine why the class was not found or loaded.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3179E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullProvider00" varFormat="Java">
    nullProvider00=WSWS3179E: Error: Null provider type passed to WSDDProvider.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Missing deployment information.  This may be the result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3102E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailNoPortType01" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailNoPortType01=WSWS3102E: Error: Emitter failure.  No portType entry found for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4114E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="extractContentAsDocument" varFormat="Java">
    extractContentAsDocument=WSWS4114E: The SOAPBody.extractContentAsDocument() method failed because the body contains {0} elements.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The method requires that the body contain exactly one element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3140E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDeser01" varFormat="Java">
    noDeser01=WSWS3140E: Error: Deserializing parameter &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;:  could not find deserializer for type {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Nornally this message occurs as a result of a bad SOAP message or server deployment information that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3408E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.no_url_string" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.no_url_string=WSWS3408E: A valid URL string cannot be formed from the properties contained in the JMSURLParser object.
Linked exception: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The set of properties currently contained within the JMSURLParser object cannot form a valid JMS-style URL string.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a proper JMS-style URL is passed to the JMSURLParser constructor when the object is constructed.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3139E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDeser00" varFormat="Java">
    noDeser00=WSWS3139E: Error: No deserializer for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally this message occurs as a result of bad client or server deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3007E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wonewayoperr00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wonewayoperr00=WSWS3007E: Error: The {0} operation of {1} has an output element.  This output element is removed and the operation is changed to one-way.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This pre-existing operation has an output element.  It is removed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3089E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantSetURI00" varFormat="Java">
    cantSetURI00=WSWS3089E: Error: Cannot set location URI:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3573E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="clusterFromRequestMapper" varFormat="Java">
    clusterFromRequestMapper=WSWS3573E: Cluster identity object: {0} found by the RequestMapper using original endpoint address: {1}. If the identity object is null, transport will proceed to use default channels for connections.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The RequestMapper of Dynamic Work Load Management Client may have or have not found a matching cluster identity. If the object is null, transport will proceed to use default channels for connections.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If Clustering is used, check for errors from Dynamic Work Load Management Client(DWLMClient) in trace.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3044E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badChars01" varFormat="Java">
    badChars01=WSWS3044E: Error: Bad character or insufficient number of characters in hex string.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A character in a hex string in the SOAP message is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP hex string.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3043E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badChars00" varFormat="Java">
    badChars00=WSWS3043E: Error: Unexpected characters in a calendar value: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A calendar value in the SOAP message is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP calendar.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3411E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.RequestTimeOut" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.RequestTimeOut=WSWS3411E: Request timeout exceeded.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A request did not complete within the specified timeout period.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that your server is active and is able to process requests within the allotted time.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3540I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connTableKeyFound" varFormat="Java">
    connTableKeyFound=WSWS3540I: Key {0} found for connection table lookup: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4111E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="namespaceDoesNotMatchProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    namespaceDoesNotMatchProtocol=WSWS4111E: Namespace {0} is not valid with protocol {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified namespace does not match a URI associated with the specified protocol.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    You may have a problem with your SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3471W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="duplicateBinding" varFormat="Java">
    duplicateBinding=WSWS3471W: Binding {0} has already been generated and will not be re-generated.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java2WSDL emitter has encountered a duplicate binding.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4108E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFaultCode" varFormat="Java">
    noFaultCode=WSWS4108E: A Fault Code node was expected, but was not found while invoking method {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This behavior is defined by the javax.xml.soap.SOAPFault interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect your logic for errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3334E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDay00" varFormat="Java">
    badDay00=WSWS3334E: Error: Invalid gDay: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a Day object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3537I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="reuseConnection" varFormat="Java">
    reuseConnection=WSWS3537I: Connection established already with virtual connection object: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3494I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="syncTimeoutValue" varFormat="Java">
    syncTimeoutValue=WSWS3494I: syncTimeout value is {0} seconds to wait for response to the current SOAP over {1} request.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message specifies the configured syncTimeout value in seconds.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3523E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="serNesting00" varFormat="Java">
    serNesting00=WSWS3523E: The serialization engine detected an element nesting greater than 100 elements.  This exceeds the limit of the serialization engine.  This problem was found while serializing an object of class: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An attempt has been made to serialize a message with too deep a nesting.  This could be due to a linked list with too many nodes.  This problem could also be due to an attempt to serialize a graph containing looped references.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the data being serialized.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4117E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="internalSOAPPartErr" varFormat="Java">
    internalSOAPPartErr=WSWS4117E: An attempt was made to add an SOAPEnvelope with a protocol of {0} to a SOAPMessage with a protocol of {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAPEnvelope and SOAPMessage must have the same protocol.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3180E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    nullResponse00=WSWS3180E: Error: Null response message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3398E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcGetTypeMappingRegistry109" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcGetTypeMappingRegistry109=WSWS3398E: Error: JSR-109 requires that Service.getTypeMappingRegistry() throw an UnsupportedOperationException in a managed container.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler cannot call this method in a managed container.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your handler.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3138E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noCustomElems00" varFormat="Java">
    noCustomElems00=WSWS3138E: Error: No custom elements allowed at top level until after the &lt;body&gt; tag.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message is not valid and the Web services engine cannot deserialize the message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3241E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="malformedURLException00" varFormat="Java">
    malformedURLException00=WSWS3241E: Error: MalformedURLException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Malformed URL Exception occurred in the SimpleServerEngine.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3119W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badRoleContainer00" varFormat="Java">
    badRoleContainer00=WSWS3119W: Warning: Invalid option combination:  -role develop-server and -container client or -container none are invalid. The -container will be defaulted to &quot;web&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web service always runs in a Web or Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) container.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the options and rerun the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3346E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="engineConfigLoadFactory" varFormat="Java">
    engineConfigLoadFactory=WSWS3346E: Error: Factory {0} Ignored: unable to load/resolve class.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot load the indicated factory.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the factory can be loaded.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3735E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedExtension00" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedExtension00=WSWS3735E: Error: The XML Schema &apos;extension&apos; within a &apos;redefine&apos; is not currently supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The WSDL2Java emitter does not support redefine elements with extensions.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file or schema. Completely define the type within the redefine element.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3715E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantWSDLImportNoLocation00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantWSDLImportNoLocation00=WSWS3715E: FATAL ERROR: 
	The WSDL document: {0}   
	contains a wsdl:import for namespace= {1},  
	but does not specify a &quot;location&quot; attribute.   
	Add a &quot;location&quot; attribute to the specified wsdl:import element.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A wsdl:import statement is missing the location attribute.  Processing cannot continue.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Add the location attribute to the specified wsdl:import element.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3462E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidEnum01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidEnum01=WSWS3462E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Enumeration class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Contains invalid method = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. An existing enumeration class contains a method that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Remove specified method from the Enumeration class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3461E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidEnum00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidEnum00=WSWS3461E: ---------- WSDL2Java VALIDATION ERROR ----------  
	Existing Enumeration class is invalid: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	Missing the following JAX-RPC required method = {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error occurred. An existing enumeration class is missing a required method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Add the specified method to the enumeration class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3595I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="connPoolStatus00" varFormat="Java">
    connPoolStatus00=WSWS3595I: Current pool size: {0}. Connections-in-use size: {1}. Configured pool size: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This informational message describes the current condition of the outbound HTTP connection pool.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3169E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noType01" varFormat="Java">
    noType01=WSWS3169E: Error: Component requires a type attribute.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot deserialize the component of the vector.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3168E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noType00" varFormat="Java">
    noType00=WSWS3168E: Error: No mapped schema type for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot serialize the indicated array component type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure the indicated array component type is registered.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3264E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noContent" varFormat="Java">
    noContent=WSWS3264E: Error: No content.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Data Handler has no content.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4126E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.missingContentType" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.missingContentType=WSWS4126E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was not present in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the indicated property on the JMS request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3428W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="J2EEVersionDDWarning" varFormat="Java">
    J2EEVersionDDWarning=WSWS3428W: Warning: Found an old J2EE 1.3 version of the DD.  A new J2EE DD version will be written.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A previous version of the deployment descriptor file exists where a new deployment descriptor will be written. The previous version will be overwritten.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this process is not expected, check your deployment descriptor versions.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3260E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFile" varFormat="Java">
    noFile=WSWS3260E: Error: File for data handler does not exist:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3524E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSoapPorts00" varFormat="Java">
    noSoapPorts00=WSWS3524E: The requested WSDL document is not displayed because there are no SOAP ports present in the requested WSDL. Use the /extwsdl query to access the full WSDL document.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When you append /wsdl to a service URL it is a request to retrieve a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document that contains SOAP ports for the HTTP or JMS transports. If the ports do not exist, this error is displayed instead of the WSDL document.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify the query to obtain the extended WSDL document or contact the Web service owner.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3010I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wGen00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wGen00=WSWS3010I: Info: Generating {0} {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter is generating the indicated construct.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3527I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="addCustomProvider00" varFormat="Java">
    addCustomProvider00=WSWS3527I: Discovered and loaded the custom binding provider from the file: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3101E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailNoBindingEntry01" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailNoBindingEntry01=WSWS3101E: Error: Emitter failure. No binding entry found for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3347E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noClassNameAttr00" varFormat="Java">
    noClassNameAttr00=WSWS3347E: Error: classname attribute is missing.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The deployment information for WSDD is missing.  This error might be due to an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3733W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badDeployScope00" varFormat="Java">
    badDeployScope00=WSWS3733W: Warning: The -deployScope option is ignored unless the -role option is &quot;develop-server&quot; or &quot;server&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -deployScope option modifies the output only when the is role develop-server.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the option setting.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3390E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerUnexpectedClassLoadFailure00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerUnexpectedClassLoadFailure00=WSWS3390E: Error: Load of class {0} failed unexpectedly.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3761I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="returnOCforAsyncDelivery" varFormat="Java">
    returnOCforAsyncDelivery=WSWS3761I:  Connection object: {0} will be returned later in the callback object: {1} due to an asynchronous delivery.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3415E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="bufferSize00" varFormat="Java">
    bufferSize00=WSWS3415E: Buffer size &lt;= 0
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3383E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="illegalXMLNS00" varFormat="Java">
    illegalXMLNS00=WSWS3383E: Error: Illegal use of xmlns prefix encountered: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message contains an illegal xmlns prefix.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4129W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="endpointNotFound01" varFormat="Java">
    endpointNotFound01=WSWS4129W: Could not locate the endpoint manager for the JMS target service {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal system error occurred. Access to the endpoint is still available, but the ability to stop the listener for this endpoint has been disabled.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consult the logs in your &lt;profile_home&gt;/logs directory for more information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4121E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="endpointNotFound00" varFormat="Java">
    endpointNotFound00=WSWS4121E: Could not locate the endpoint for {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal system error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Consult the logs in your &lt;profile_home&gt;/logs directory for more information.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3263E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noAttachments" varFormat="Java">
    noAttachments=WSWS3263E: Error: No support for attachments.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3354E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badMsgMethodParams" varFormat="Java">
    badMsgMethodParams=WSWS3354E: Error: Method &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; does not match any of the valid signatures for message-style service methods.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred. This is an unsupported api.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use only supported APIs.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3324E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="writeSchemaProblem00" varFormat="Java">
    writeSchemaProblem00=WSWS3324E: Error: Problems encountered trying to write schema for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot write the schema for the indicated class.  This error message is probably due to an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3219E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="literalTypePart00" varFormat="Java">
    literalTypePart00=WSWS3219E: Error: Error: Message part {0} of operation or fault {1} is specified as a type and the soap:body use of binding &quot;{2}&quot; is literal.  This WSDL is not currently supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file contains unsupported MIME constructs.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the WSDL,
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3395E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerRuntimeException00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerRuntimeException00=WSWS3395E: Error: {0}.{1} threw RuntimeException.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3113E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="headerPresent" varFormat="Java">
    headerPresent=WSWS3113E: Error: Cannot add a second header to a soap envelope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is likely the result of a SOAP message that is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3021E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.NoTargetService" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.NoTargetService=WSWS3021E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was not present in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the indicated property on the Java Message Service (JMS) request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This error is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the JMS sender uses the required property.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3112E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="genFault00" varFormat="Java">
    genFault00=WSWS3112E: Error: Generating WebServicesFault due to missing SOAPAction.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This exception is unexpected. The cause is not immediately known.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3015E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.JNDIError02" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.JNDIError02=WSWS3015E: Caught NamingException: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified error occurred during a Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) lookup operation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the JNDI name is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3014E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.JNDIError01" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.JNDIError01=WSWS3014E: Error creating InitialContext: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Application Server cannot create a Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) InitialContext object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information in the original error message to determine the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3705E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notValidImportDoc00" varFormat="Java">
    notValidImportDoc00=WSWS3705E: ERROR:  Document: {0}, imported by a wsdl:import from within: {1},
is neither a schema or a WSDL file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The emitter has found a non-Web Services Description Language (WSDL) or schema document that is being referenced through a wsdl:import.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the document that is being imported is a valid Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document. You can use the WSDL:imports to import a schema, but it is not recommended.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4107E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noFaultReason" varFormat="Java">
    noFaultReason=WSWS4107E: A Fault Reason node was expected, but was not found while invoking method {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This behavior is defined by the javax.xml.soap.SOAPFault interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect your logic for errors.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3276E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="attach.bounday.mns" varFormat="Java">
    attach.bounday.mns=WSWS3276E: Error: Marking streams not supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3939E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.MissingSpecURLRequiredProperties" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.MissingSpecURLRequiredProperties=WSWS3939E: The JMS endpoint URL is missing one or more of the following required properties: jndiConnectionFactoryName, targetService
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Java Message Service (JMS) endpoint URL string must contain the following properties: jndiConnectionFactoryName, targetService.
These properties are used to describe the jndi connection factory and target service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JMS endpoint URL and retry.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3559I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="usedHttpChannelType" varFormat="Java">
    usedHttpChannelType=WSWS3559I: Using {0} type of HTTP Channel.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message specifies the type of HTTP Channel that is used for HTTP connection. It could be an In-process or network type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3282I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="generating" varFormat="Java">
    generating=WSWS3282I: Info: Generating {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message, which is for informational purposes only, indicates which Java classes are generated by the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4105E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedIteratorRemove" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedIteratorRemove=WSWS4105E: The iterator returned from the {0} method does not support the remove() method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Some iterators do not support the remove() method.  You cannot call this method on the indicated iterator.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Do not use the remove method on the iterator.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3404E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidSubset00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidSubset00=WSWS3404E: Error: Unexpected: SubSet({0}, {1}, {2}): acting as empty set.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3345E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="engineConfigFactoryMissing" varFormat="Java">
    engineConfigFactoryMissing=WSWS3345E: Error: Unable to locate a valid EngineConfigurationFactory.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The factory implementation is missing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your factory implementation or its location.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3242E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="webServicesFault00" varFormat="Java">
    webServicesFault00=WSWS3242E: Error: WebServicesFault:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A WebServicesFault exception has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    For more information, see the associated messages.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3066E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTag00" varFormat="Java">
    badTag00=WSWS3066E: Error: Expected &apos;&apos;envelope&apos;&apos; but found  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message does not contain an envelope element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the SOAP message.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3091E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="changePwd00" varFormat="Java">
    changePwd00=WSWS3091E: Error: Changing admin password.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Attempting to change the password using the AdminClient interface is not supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    AdminClient is not fully supported.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3177E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullNamespaceURI" varFormat="Java">
    nullNamespaceURI=WSWS3177E: Error: Null namespace URI specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Namespace argument must be specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3438E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mustSubclassServiceInterface" varFormat="Java">
    mustSubclassServiceInterface=WSWS3438E: Error: The service locator &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos; does not subclass the service interface &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified service locator is not a subclass of the service interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify a service locator that is a subclass of the specified service interface.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3249E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="onlySOAPParts" varFormat="Java">
    onlySOAPParts=WSWS3249E: Error: This attachment implementation accepts only SOAPPart objects as the root part.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3268E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noUse" varFormat="Java">
    noUse=WSWS3268E: Error: The soap:operation for binding operation {0} must have a &quot;use&quot; attribute.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3188I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="quit00" varFormat="Java">
    quit00=WSWS3188I: Info: {0} quitting.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3178E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="nullParent00" varFormat="Java">
    nullParent00=WSWS3178E: Error: null parent.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine attempted to call the SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) setParent method with a null argument. This error might be the result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3082E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cantDoNullArray00" varFormat="Java">
    cantDoNullArray00=WSWS3082E: Error: Cannot serialize null arrays.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error is an internal error. The Web services engine cannot serialize a null array.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the cause of the null array.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3508I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createChannelChain01" varFormat="Java">
    createChannelChain01=WSWS3508I: Found channel chain named: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3507I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="createChannelChain00" varFormat="Java">
    createChannelChain00=WSWS3507I: Creating channel chain named: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3420E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailBadUse00" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailBadUse00=WSWS3420E: Error: Emitter failure.  Part {0} of operation {1} must be a type part.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding use is inconsistent with the parts.  When the use is literal, parts can be element parts or type parts.  When the use is encoded, parts must be type parts.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3206E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cannotFindJNDIHome00" varFormat="Java">
    cannotFindJNDIHome00=WSWS3206E: Error: Cannot find EJB at JNDI location {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    There is likely a problem with your Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) configuration.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your JNDI configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3183E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="only1Header00" varFormat="Java">
    only1Header00=WSWS3183E: Error: Only one Header element allowed in SOAPEnvelope.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The SOAP message contains multiple SOAP headers inside the envelope. The Web services engine cannot deserialize the SOAP message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Determine the origin of the SOAP message and correct the cause.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3332E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badYear00" varFormat="Java">
    badYear00=WSWS3332E: Error: Invalid gYear: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An error occurred when the Web services engine attempted to construct a Year object.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a correct value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3756E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidHttpHost" varFormat="Java">
    invalidHttpHost=WSWS3756E: Invalid HTTP host value. Host value is {0} within the given URL {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The HTTP host value is not valid. This error might be an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Modify or add valid host to the endpoint URL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3502E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpUnsupportedSchema" varFormat="Java">
    httpUnsupportedSchema=WSWS3502E: Unsupported schema for HTTP: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine found an unsupported schema with the HTTP transport.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Verify the target endpoint address.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3283E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2woptBadStyle00" varFormat="Java">
    j2woptBadStyle00=WSWS3283E: Error: The value of -style must be DOCUMENT or RPC.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -style option of Java2WSDL emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use either the DOCUMENT or RPC value for the -style option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3386E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="pushNullDEventProcessor00" varFormat="Java">
    pushNullDEventProcessor00=WSWS3386E: Error: Tried to push a null processor.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3013E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.MissingRequiredProperties" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.MissingRequiredProperties=WSWS3013E: The JMS endpoint URL is missing one or more of the following required properties: connectionFactory, destination, targetService
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Java Message Service (JMS) endpoint URL string must contain the following properties: connectionFactory, destination, targetService.
These properties are used to describe the destination queue or topic and target service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JMS endpoint URL and retry.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3062E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badPort00" varFormat="Java">
    badPort00=WSWS3062E: Error: portName should not be null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The portName argument to the service.getCalls method must be a recognized port name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Ensure that the argument to the service.getCalls method is appropriate.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3239E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invocationTargetException00" varFormat="Java">
    invocationTargetException00=WSWS3239E: Error: InvocationTargetException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem occurred when the Web service engine attempted to invoke the indicated target.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3731E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="hashMapValidationError" varFormat="Java">
    hashMapValidationError=WSWS3731E: Internal Error: the request SOAP header HashMap should have been previously validated.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A validation error was found in the request SOAP header HashMap, yet the HashMap should have been validated previously.   This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3511I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpVersion" varFormat="Java">
    httpVersion=WSWS3511I: Sending current request to {0} in version: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine is sending the current SOAP message over an HTTP request with the indicated HTTP version.  This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3060E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badParmMode00" varFormat="Java">
    badParmMode00=WSWS3060E: Error: Invalid Parameter mode {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal exception occurred with the WSDL2Java emitter.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3530I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="existedOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    existedOCobject=WSWS3530I: Found an existed outbound connection object: {0} in the cache.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3412E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.MismatchedReply" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.MismatchedReply=WSWS3412E: A JMS reply message was received which did not correlate with the JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Java Message Service (JMS) correlation ID in the reply message did not match the JMS message ID in the request message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3582E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="http.location.error" varFormat="Java">
    http.location.error=WSWS3582E: The &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; property is invalid unless -bindingTypes http (or no bindingTypes) is also specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the property is specified, the corresponding property also must be specified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Re-specify the property using bindningTypes http.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4127E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.missingRequestIRI" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.missingRequestIRI=WSWS4127E: The required &quot;{0}&quot; property was not present in the inbound JMS request message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JMSSender did not set the indicated property on the JMS request message prior to sending the message to the destination queue or topic.
This is an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3190E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unableToStartServer00" varFormat="Java">
    unableToStartServer00=WSWS3190E: Error: Unable to bind to port {0}. Did not start SimpleServerEngine.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.  The SimpleServerEngine is not fully supported.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3572I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="outboundResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    outboundResponse00=WSWS3572I: Outbound {0} {1} response:
Content-Type: {2}
Message contents:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Informational message about what was sent as a response to a Web services request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4102E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unavailableWithSOAPDynamicProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    unavailableWithSOAPDynamicProtocol=WSWS4102E: The {0} is not available with the Dynamic SOAP protocol.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The request information is not available when the SOAPConstants.DYNAMIC_SOAP_PROTOCOL is used.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Create the SOAP messaage with a SOAP Version 1.1 or SOAP Version 1.2 protocol.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3564I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="infoMappingCFEndPoint" varFormat="Java">
    infoMappingCFEndPoint=WSWS3564I: ChannelFramework EndPoint object: {0} is mapped, using Identity object of {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This printed data is used to map for a channelframework endpoint object that can be used later to create In-process connection.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3414E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="DocLitWrappedOverloaded" varFormat="Java">
    DocLitWrappedOverloaded=WSWS3414E: Style DOCUMENT, Use LITERAL, and Wrapped do not allow operation {0} to be overloaded.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    To allow overloaded operations would cause duplicate xsi types of the same name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use a different combination of Java2WSDL emitter options.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3450I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="sslConfiguration00" varFormat="Java">
    sslConfiguration00=WSWS3450I: Info: SSL configuration is from {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message provided information about the specified Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration.  SSL can be configured using a Java property file, a SSL configuration alias, or the Java Secure Sockets Extension (JSSE) SSL settings.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3104E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailtUndefinedBinding02" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailtUndefinedBinding02=WSWS3104E: Error: Emitter failure.  There is an undefined binding ({0}) in the WSDL document {1}.
Hint: make sure &lt;port binding=&quot;..&quot;&gt; is fully qualified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding must be defined in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document if it is referenced there.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3103E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emitFailtUndefinedBinding01" varFormat="Java">
    emitFailtUndefinedBinding01=WSWS3103E: Error: Emitter failure.  There is an undefined binding ({0}) in the WSDL document.
Hint: make sure &lt;port binding=&quot;..&quot;&gt; is fully qualified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The binding must be defined in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document if it is referenced there.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) File.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3538W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="closedOCobject00" varFormat="Java">
    closedOCobject00=WSWS3538W: A connection is attempted with outbound connection object that is already marked to be closed: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine attempted to access a closed connection. This problem might be an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check for a connection exception in the log file.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3421E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mustSubclassService" varFormat="Java">
    mustSubclassService=WSWS3421E: Error: The service interface &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; does not subclass &apos;&apos;javax.xml.rpc.Service&apos;&apos;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified interface must subclass &apos;javax.xml.rpc.Service&apos;.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify an interface that subclasses &apos;javax.xml.rpc.Service&apos;.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3509I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpExpect100SC" varFormat="Java">
    httpExpect100SC=WSWS3509I: Expect 100 Continue in the HTTP response...sending HTTP request headers only to connection: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Expect 100-Continue header is set. Only HTTP request headers are sent to determine if server is willing to accept the HTTP request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3011E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="JMS.InvalidDestinationType" varFormat="Java">
    JMS.InvalidDestinationType=WSWS3011E: Invalid destination type &quot;{0}&quot; specified within a JMS endpoint URL.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A Java Message Service (JMS) endpoint URL must specify either queue or topic as the destination type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JMS endpoint URL and retry.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3522I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="readKsPwdProperty" varFormat="Java">
    readKsPwdProperty=WSWS3522I: Read keystore password property for: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message indicates how many keystore password properties have been identified.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3703E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="paramsNotUnique00" varFormat="Java">
    paramsNotUnique00=WSWS3703E: Error: The WSDL operation, {2}, contains multiple {1} parameters that are mapped to the same qname: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The parameters in the SOAP message must be unique.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the part name for the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) message and the element attributes to ensure unique parameters.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3576I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setJavaNameM00" varFormat="Java">
    setJavaNameM00=WSWS3576I: Info: Changed java name {0} to {1} for xml construct {2} due to mapping file reference.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The JSR109 mapping file defined a name for the XML construct that is different than the default mapping.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3207E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cannotCreateInitialContext00" varFormat="Java">
    cannotCreateInitialContext00=WSWS3207E: Error: Cannot create InitialContext.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An InitialContext was not created.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Inspect other errors to determine why InitialContext was not created.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3232E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="javaNetUnknownHostException00" varFormat="Java">
    javaNetUnknownHostException00=WSWS3232E: Error: java.net.UnknownHostException:
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Normally, this error message indicates that an internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3008E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="j2wonewayfaulterr00" varFormat="Java">
    j2wonewayfaulterr00=WSWS3008E: Error: The {0} operation of {1} has a fault element.  The faults are removed and the operation is changed to one-way.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This pre-existing operation has a fault element.  It is removed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No user action is required. Operations without an output must be considered one-way and faultless.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4104E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedSOAPProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedSOAPProtocol=WSWS4104E: A {0} is not supported by SAAJ 1.2.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The indicated protocol requires SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.3 support. This support is not available in the the installed version of the product.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the SOAP Version 1.1 protocol or upgrade to a new version of the product.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3376E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="altContentErr00" varFormat="Java">
    altContentErr00=WSWS3376E: Error: Don&apos;&apos;t know how to convert alternate content of class {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error message is a result of an unrecognized alternate content type.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3442E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noOutputForGetOutput" varFormat="Java">
    noOutputForGetOutput=WSWS3442E: Error: No output for Call.{0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Call.getOutputParams and Call.getOutputValues cannot be called unless there is output.  There is no output until a call to invoke returns.  On a call to the invokeOneWay method there is never output.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Call the Call.invoke method before calling the Call.getOutputParams or Call.getOutputValues methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3720I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="dwlmEnabled" varFormat="Java">
    dwlmEnabled=WSWS3720I: Dynamic Work Load Management Client is enabled: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3749I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="w2j.LoadingURL" varFormat="Java">
    w2j.LoadingURL=WSWS3749I: Info: Loading Document at: {0}, Attempt {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3565E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invEndpointCreateCall00" varFormat="Java">
    invEndpointCreateCall00=WSWS3565E: Error: Invalid endpoint argument to Service.getPort {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified endpoint has beens used to invoke the Service.getPort method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Service.getPort method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3127E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidWSDD00" varFormat="Java">
    invalidWSDD00=WSWS3127E: Error: Invalid WSDD element &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos; (wanted &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;).
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Error occurred during deployment.  This is probably an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3118E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badRole00" varFormat="Java">
    badRole00=WSWS3118E: Error: Invalid role (expected &quot;develop-client&quot;, &quot;deploy-client&quot;, &quot;develop-server&quot;, or &quot;deploy-server&quot;), defaulting to &quot;develop-client&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -role option for the WSDL2Java emitter is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Fix the -role option by using develop-client, deploy-client, develop-server, or deploy-server as the value.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3261E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mimeErrorNoBoundary" varFormat="Java">
    mimeErrorNoBoundary=WSWS3261E: Error: Error in MIME data stream, start boundary not found, expected:  {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3529I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="expiredOCobject" varFormat="Java">
    expiredOCobject=WSWS3529I: Outbound connection object expired: {0}. Time from the last access to the object: {1} millieseconds.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3051E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badNameAttr00" varFormat="Java">
    badNameAttr00=WSWS3051E: Error: No &apos;name&apos; attribute was specified in an undeployment element.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This error normally occurs as a result of an internal error in the deployment software.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3069E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badTypeNamespace00" varFormat="Java">
    badTypeNamespace00=WSWS3069E: Error: Found languageSpecificType namespace &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;, expected &apos;&apos;{1}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A problem has occurred in the deployment software.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3262E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mimeErrorParsing" varFormat="Java">
    mimeErrorParsing=WSWS3262E: Error: Error in parsing mime data stream:  {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3374E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="setAttrsErr00" varFormat="Java">
    setAttrsErr00=WSWS3374E: Error: Cannot replace SOAPElement&apos;s attributes.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services engine cannot call the setAttributes method after the SOAPElement has attributes.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct your application code.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3392E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerMissingResponse01" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerMissingResponse01=WSWS3392E: Error: Unexpected: Unable to create response message on behalf of handler.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler is missing a response.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3391W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jaxRpcHandlerMissingResponse00" varFormat="Java">
    jaxRpcHandlerMissingResponse00=WSWS3391W: Warn: {0}.handleRequest returned false and failed to set response message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The handler is missing a response.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3002I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="java2wsdl.Help" varFormat="Java">
    java2wsdl.Help=WSWS3002I: Java2WSDL emitter
Usage: Java2WSDL [options] class-of-portType
Options:
	-location &lt;argument&gt;
		web service location url
	-output &lt;wsdl&gt;
		output WSDL file name
	-input &lt;argument&gt;
		input wsdl file name
		used to build wsdl from existing wsdl information
	-bindingTypes &lt;argument&gt;
		list of binding types to include in the wsdl file
		the default is &quot;http&quot;
		examples:
		    -bindingTypes http,ejb
		    -bindingTypes http,jms
	-style &lt;argument&gt;
		valid arguments:
			document (the default): generate document style wsdl
			rpc: generate rpc style wsdl
	-use &lt;argument&gt;
		valid arguments:
			literal (the default): literal use
			encoded: encoded use
	-transport &lt;argument&gt;
		This option has been deprecated.
		Use the -bindingTypes option instead.
	-portTypeName &lt;portType&gt;
		name of the portType
		defaults to name of the input class
	-bindingName &lt;binding&gt;
		name of the binding
		defaulted from portType if not specified
	-serviceElementName &lt;service&gt;
		name of the service
		defaulted from portType name if not specified
	-servicePortName &lt;port&gt;
		name of the port
		defaulted from -location if not specified
	-namespace &lt;argument&gt;
		target namespace of WSDL
	-PkgtoNS &lt;package&gt;=&lt;namespace&gt;
		mapping of package names to namespaces
	-implClass &lt;class-name&gt;
		class that contains implementation of methods in
		class-of-portType.  The debug information in the class is used
		to obtain the method parameter names, which are used to set
		the WSDL part names.
	-extraClasses &lt;classes&gt;
		other classes that should be added to the WSDL
	-classpath &lt;paths&gt; 
		classpath to use for class introspection. 
	-verbose
		display verbose messages
	-elementFormDefault &lt;qualified | unqualified&gt;
		indicate elementFormDefault usage
	-attributeFormDefault &lt;qualified | unqualified&gt;
		indicate attributeFormDefault usage
	-help
		displays this message
	-helpX 
		displays extended options
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    These are the options to Java2WSDL.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the specified options when invoking Java2WSDL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3244I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="toWebServicesFault01" varFormat="Java">
    toWebServicesFault01=WSWS3244I: Info: Mapping Exception to WebServicesFault: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.  See other messages for details about why the fault was issued.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3243I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="toWebServicesFault00" varFormat="Java">
    toWebServicesFault00=WSWS3243I: Info: Mapping Exception to WebServicesFault.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.  See other messages for details about why the fault was issued.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3440W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="warningInvalidMMData00" varFormat="Java">
    warningInvalidMMData00=WSWS3440W: Warning: The WSDL2Java emitter does not understand qname {0} specified in field {1} of construct {2} in the mapping file: {3}.  The information in the mapping file corresponding to this qname will be ignored.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The mapping file is used to describe the Java mappings for XML qualified names (QNames). In this case, the QName is incorrect or cannot be located. The corresponding information in the mapping file has been ignored.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If this mapping file was created by non-IBM tooling, please contact the vendor.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3717W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantWSDLImportWrongOrder01" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantWSDLImportWrongOrder01=WSWS3717W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	The WSDL document: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	defines a &quot;wsdl:types&quot; element AFTER defining the following element: &quot;{1}&quot; 
	WS-I specifies that &quot;wsdl:types&quot; elements MUST precede all other elements  
	from the WSDL namespace except for &quot;wsdl:documentation&quot; and &quot;wsdl:import&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document is not Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) compliant as it does not preserve the element order that is specified by the WS-I specifications. The WS-I specifications state that wsdl:types elements must precede all of the other elements from the WSDL namespace except the wsdl:documentation and wsdl:import elements.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be WS-I compliant, change the order of the wsdl elements that are defined and make sure that the wsdl:types elements are preceded by the wsdl:documentation, wsdl:#comment, wsdl:#text or wsdl:import elements only.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3716W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notWSICompliantWSDLImportWrongOrder00" varFormat="Java">
    notWSICompliantWSDLImportWrongOrder00=WSWS3716W: WARNING:  NOT WS-I Compliant. 
	The WSDL document: &quot;{0}&quot; 
	defines a &quot;wsdl:import&quot; element AFTER defining the following element: &quot;{1}&quot; 
	WS-I specifies that &quot;wsdl:import&quot; elements MUST precede all other elements  
	from the WSDL namespace except for &quot;wsdl:documentation&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document is not Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) compliant as it does not preserve the element order, which is specified by the WS-I specifications. The WS-I specifications state that wsdl:import elements must precede all of the other elements from the WSDL namespace except the wsdl:documentation element.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    To be WS-I compliant, change the order of the WSDL elements definitions and make sure that the wsdl:import elements are preceded by the wsdl:documentation, wsdl:#comment or wsdl:#text elements only.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3111E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="fileExistError00" varFormat="Java">
    fileExistError00=WSWS3111E: Error: Error determining if {0} already exists.  Will not generate this file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error has occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3516I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="cookieReceived" varFormat="Java">
    cookieReceived=WSWS3516I: Received cookie for HTTP header: {0} in the response from connection to: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3000I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdl2java.Help" varFormat="Java">
    wsdl2java.Help=WSWS3000I: WSDL2Java emitter 
Usage:  WSDL2Java [options] WSDL-URI 
Important Options: 
	-r, -role &lt;argument&gt; 
		the J2EE role that identifies which files to generate.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;develop-client&quot; : (default) generates files for client development 
			&quot;develop-server&quot; : generates files for server development 
			&quot;deploy-client&quot;  : generates binding files for client deployment 
			&quot;deploy-server&quot;  : generates binding files for server deployment 
			&quot;client&quot;         : combination of &quot;develop-client&quot; and &quot;deploy-client&quot; 
			&quot;server&quot;         : combination of &quot;develop-server&quot; and &quot;deploy-server&quot; 
	-c, -container &lt;argument&gt; 
		indicates the J2EE container.  Valid arguments are: 
			&quot;none&quot;   : indicates no container 
			&quot;client&quot; : indicates client container 
			&quot;ejb&quot;    : indicates EJB container 
			&quot;web&quot;    : indicates Web container 
		If client role the default argument is &quot;none&quot;. 
		If server role the container must be either &quot;ejb&quot; or &quot;web&quot;. 
		The same container option must be used for both development and deployment. 
	-o, -output &lt;argument&gt; 
		output directory for emitted files. 
	-m, -inputMappingFile &lt;mapping-file&gt; 
		the location of the Java to WSDL mapping. 
	-i, -introspect 
		introspect existing classes to determine mapping details. 
	-C, -classpath &lt;paths&gt; 
		classpath to use for class introspection. 
Other Options: 
	-h, -help 
		print this message and exit. 
	-X, -helpX 
		print extended options. 
	-v, -verbose 
		print verbose informational messages. 
	-N, -NStoPkg &lt;namespace&gt;=&lt;package&gt; 
		mapping of namespace to package. 
		Alternatively declare this information in the mapping file. 
	-O, -timeout &lt;argument&gt; 
		number of seconds to wait for accessing WSDL-URI. 
		(default is 45 seconds), specify -timeout -1 to disable. 
	-R, -retry &lt;argument&gt; 
		how many times to re-attempt to load a WSDL-URI, or one of  
		it&apos;s imported documents after initial attempt times out. 
	-g, -genResolver 
		generate an absolute-import resolver. 
	-u, -useResolver 
		specify an absolute-import resolver to use during parsing. 
	-d, -deployScope &lt;argument&gt; 
		Valid arguments are: &quot;Request&quot;, &quot;Session&quot;, &quot;Application&quot;.
		Adds a &quot;scope&quot; attribute to the ibm-webservices-bnd.xmi file
		when it is created to specify how often to create a new bean.
		Only applicable when role is &quot;develop-server&quot; or &quot;server&quot;.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    These are the options to WSDL2Java.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the specified options when invoking WSDL2Java.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3047E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badElem00" varFormat="Java">
    badElem00=WSWS3047E: Error: Cannot deserialize element {1} of bean {0}. 
Child element {1} does not belong in namespace {2}. 
Most likely, a third party web services platform has sent an incorrect SOAP message.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified bean does not have a property that matches the element.  
The soap message cannot be deserialized. If the WSDL&apos;s schema contains elementFormDefault=&quot;qualified&quot;, 
the element should be qualified with a prefix, or should exist in a default namespace. 
If the schema contains elementFormDefault=&quot;unqualified&quot; or completely omits this attribute, 
the element should not be qualified, and does not have a namespace at all.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3423E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidSOAPMessageProperty01" varFormat="Java">
    invalidSOAPMessageProperty01=WSWS3423E: Error: &quot;javax.xml.soap.write-xml-declaration&quot; property has to be either true or false.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This property maps to a boolean value
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3521I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="resetConnection" varFormat="Java">
    resetConnection=WSWS3521I: Reset the connection object for target address: {0}.  Connection is persistent? {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message is for informational purposes only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3145E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noHandlerClass00" varFormat="Java">
    noHandlerClass00=WSWS3145E: Error: No HandlerProvider &apos;handlerClass&apos; option was specified.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Missing information in deployment information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3732E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unsupportedDOMErr" varFormat="Java">
    unsupportedDOMErr=WSWS3732E: Error: This DOM 3 API, method {0} of interface {1}, is not supported.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This operation is not supported by the SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) Version 1.2 specification.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Please use a DOM 2 API.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3005W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdl2java.BadServerSide" varFormat="Java">
    wsdl2java.BadServerSide=WSWS3005W: Warning: The -server-side option must have an argument that is Bean or EJB.  Defaulting to Bean.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The -server-side option is incorrect.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Specify the correct -server-side option.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3277E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSuchOperation" varFormat="Java">
    noSuchOperation=WSWS3277E: Error: Could not resolve to an operation.  The message contains an element named &quot;&quot;{0}&quot;&quot;, but this does not match any operation of the target port. Debug: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This may be a symptom of a Web service deployment problem or an incorrect SOAP request message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3129E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="mustBeIface00" varFormat="Java">
    mustBeIface00=WSWS3129E: Error: Only interfaces may be used for the proxy Class argument of the Service.getPort method.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The getPort method requires a proxy interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the getPort method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3417W" severity="W" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="servlet.unexpected.oneway.response00" varFormat="Java">
    servlet.unexpected.oneway.response00=WSWS3417W: Response set in MessageContext for a one-way message.  Reponse will be ignored.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The run time set a response message onto the MessageContext for a one-way message.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the JAXRPC Handler logic.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3291E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="beanCompatType00" varFormat="Java">
    beanCompatType00=WSWS3291E: Error: The class {0} is not a bean class and cannot be converted into an xml schema type.  An xml schema anyType will be used to define this class in the wsdl file.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This Java2WSDL error indicates that the class cannot be converted into an XML schema type. All Java class files have mappings to XML schema types. Converting an existing Java service into a Web service using the Java2WSDL emitter is not guaranteed.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    All of the Java classes that are part of your Web service interface must have the appropriate mappings to the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. This action is necessary so that a client to the service can automatically generate the interface and all of the related classes to access your Web service.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3456E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDEventProcessor01" varFormat="Java">
    noDEventProcessor01=WSWS3456E: Error: The onStartChild method of {0} does not know understand how to process element {1}.  Processing cannot continue.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3385E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noDEventProcessor00" varFormat="Java">
    noDEventProcessor00=WSWS3385E: Error: The onStartChild method of {0} did not return a processor.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An internal error occurred.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3150E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noMatchingProvider00" varFormat="Java">
    noMatchingProvider00=WSWS3150E: Error: No provider type matches QName &apos;&apos;{0}&apos;&apos;
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The deployment information is not complete.  This message is probably the result of an internal error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/support/ WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/zos_os390/support/ .
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3760I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="redirectedAsyncDelivery" varFormat="Java">
    redirectedAsyncDelivery=WSWS3760I:  A re-directed asynchronous delivery is detected. Switch to sendSOAPRequestAsync() for {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message states that the sendSOAPRequestAsync method is used to make a re-directed asynchronous delivery. This situation occurs only with re-directed asynchronous delivery due to WS-Addressing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3220E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="BadServiceName00" varFormat="Java">
    BadServiceName00=WSWS3220E: Error: Error: Empty or missing service name.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web Services Description Language (WSDL) service name is wrong.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the WSDL service name.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3590I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proceedToNextOption01" varFormat="Java">
    proceedToNextOption01=WSWS3590I: Exception caught: {0} resolving the endpoint. Proceed to next option using default channels.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An exception has been caught. However, the exception can be benign because the transport can proceed to next option using the default channels to resolve the endpoint.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If applicable, check for errors that are related to the Dynamic Work Load Management Client.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3589I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proceedToNextOption00" varFormat="Java">
    proceedToNextOption00=WSWS3589I: Exception caught: {0} resolving the endpoint. Proceed to next option using RequestMapper.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    An exception has been caught. However, the exception can be benign because the transport can proceed to next option using the RequestMapper to resolve the endpoint.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    If applicable, check for errors that are related to the WS-Addressing functionality.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS4112E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unrecognizedProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    unrecognizedProtocol=WSWS4112E: {0} is not recognized SOAP Protocol.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified protocol is not a recognized protocol.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use one of the following protocols javax.xml.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP_1_1_PROTOCOL, javax.xml.soap.SOAPConstants.SOAP_1_2_PROTOCOL, or javax.xml.soap.SOAPConstants.DYNAMIC_SOAP_PROTOCOL.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS3449I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="httpsProxyConfiguration00" varFormat="Java">
    httpsProxyConfiguration00=WSWS3449I: Info: HTTPS Proxy Host name: {0}, Proxy Port: {1}, Proxy User name: {2}, Proxy Password: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    This message provides the configured HTTPS proxy information.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    No action is required.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<!-- END MESSAGES -->
</TMSSource>
