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<Message ID="WSWS5056E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proxyError3" varFormat="Java">
    proxyError3=WSWS5056E: A dynamic proxy cannot be created due to exception: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot create a JAX-RPC dynamic proxy stub for the specified port and service endpoint interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Check that the specified service endpoint interface is valid.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5044E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noSvcCtor" varFormat="Java">
    noSvcCtor=WSWS5044E: The required constructor was not found for the generated Service class: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A required constructor is missing.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that your Web service application is properly deployed with the wsdeploy tool.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5034E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proxyError2" varFormat="Java">
    proxyError2=WSWS5034E: Cannot create a dynamic proxy without a port QName.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    If the Web services runtime does not find a generated stub class, then a dynamic proxy is created, but a non-null port name is required.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    ake sure that a non-null port name is passed into the configuration.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5040I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unused3" varFormat="Java">
    unused3=WSWS5040I: not used
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    None.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    None.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5033E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="proxyError1" varFormat="Java">
    proxyError1=WSWS5033E: Cannot create a dynamic proxy without a WSDL definition.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    If the Web services runtime does not find a generated stub class, then a dynamic proxy is created, but the Web Services Description Language (WSDL)definition is required.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL definition is available.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5039I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unused2" varFormat="Java">
    unused2=WSWS5039I: not used
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    None.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    None.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5038I" severity="I" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="unused1" varFormat="Java">
    unused1=WSWS5038I: not used
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    None.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    None.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5001E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="null_argument" varFormat="Java">
    null_argument=WSWS5001E: {0} is null.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A null value was passed for the specified parameter, and this value is not valid for this operation.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a non-null value is passed in for the specified parameter.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5055E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noService" varFormat="Java">
    noService=WSWS5055E: Cannot find a Service for namespace {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="WSWS5022E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlExtError" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlExtError=WSWS5022E: An error occurred while trying to create an extension for parent type {0} and element type {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="WSWS5013E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorNoCtor" varFormat="Java">
    errorNoCtor=WSWS5013E: No constructor with the signature {0} was found for generated Stub class {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified generated Stub class requires a constructor with the specified signature.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the proper Stub class is used.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5046E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetEjbClass" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetEjbClass=WSWS5046E: Error {0} occurred getting an enterprise bean class name from endpoint location URI {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot obtain the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) class namefrom the specified endpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5027E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badCallPropName" varFormat="Java">
    badCallPropName=WSWS5027E: The property name for Call object {0} is not valid.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services client attempted to set or get the specified property on a Call object, but the property name is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that you are using a valid property name.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5051E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorLoadTargetClass" varFormat="Java">
    errorLoadTargetClass=WSWS5051E: Error {0} occurred while trying to load target object class {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot load the specified implementation class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the implementation class is available to load.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5047E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetQueryProps" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetQueryProps=WSWS5047E: Error {0} occurred getting properties from endpoint location URI {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot parse the properties that exist in the specifiedendpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5014E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInstGenStub" varFormat="Java">
    errorInstGenStub=WSWS5014E: An error occurred instantiating the generated Stub class {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified exception occurred when a new instance of the generated Stub class was created.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the proper generated Stub class is used.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5030E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidMethod" varFormat="Java">
    invalidMethod=WSWS5030E: Method {0} is not valid.
  </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="WSWS5054E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInvokeTargetMethod" varFormat="Java">
    errorInvokeTargetMethod=WSWS5054E: Error {0} occurred while trying to invoke method {1} on target class {2}: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot invoke the specified method.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Refer to the exception in the original error message to determine how to resolve the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5059E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorBeanNotSerializable" varFormat="Java">
    errorBeanNotSerializable=WSWS5059E: Parameter of type {0} could not be serialized while trying to invoke method {1} on target class {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot invoke the specified method as the parameter classdoes not extend the java.io.Serializable interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Change the parameter class to implement the java.io.Serializable in both client and server
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5043E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidService1" varFormat="Java">
    invalidService1=WSWS5043E: The Service class {0} does not implement the {1} interface.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A JAX-RPC service class must implement the specified interface to conform tothe JAX-RPC specification. In this situation, the Web services runtime loaded a class that is assumed to be a valid Service class, but it does not implement the expected interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that your Web service application is properly deployed with the wsdeploy tool.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5019E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetService" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetService=WSWS5019E: An error occurred obtaining Service for port {0}: {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="WSWS5042E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidURLProtocol2" varFormat="Java">
    invalidURLProtocol2=WSWS5042E: The protocol that is found in the WSDL endpoint location URI is not valid. Expected {0}, but found {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime encountered an unexpected protocol value in theendpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the protocol value in the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5045E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="emptyPortName" varFormat="Java">
    emptyPortName=WSWS5045E: {0}: An empty port name was found in the WSDL port names array.
  </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="WSWS5003E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="get_ejb_method_error" varFormat="Java">
    get_ejb_method_error=WSWS5003E: Error {0} occurred while retrieving method {1} from class {2}: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot retrieve the specified method from thespecified class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the enterprise bean class contains the appropriate methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5009E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorProtCall0" varFormat="Java">
    errorProtCall0=WSWS5009E: Error {0} occurred while attempting to create a protocol-specific Call object: {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="WSWS5005E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="is_not_interface" varFormat="Java">
    is_not_interface=WSWS5005E: {0} is not an interface.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified parameter is a class and not an interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the parameter is passed in as an interface.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5029E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invokeError" varFormat="Java">
    invokeError=WSWS5029E: Error {0} occurred while processing a method invocation: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot process the method request.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the detailed information from the error message to determine the cause of the error.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5058E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSEI4" varFormat="Java">
    badSEI4=WSWS5058E: The service endpoint interface {0} is not a valid interface.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the Web services runtime calls the Service.getPort(Class) method, the serviceendpoint interface must specify an interface.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the service endpoint interface specifies an interface, not a class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5052E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetClass" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetClass=WSWS5052E: Error {0} occurred while getting the implementation class name from endpoint location URI {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot obtain the implementation class name from the endpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5050E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInitObj" varFormat="Java">
    errorInitObj=WSWS5050E: Error {0} occurred while trying to initialize target object of class {1}: {2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot initialize an instance of the specifiedimplementation class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Refer to the exception in the original error message to determine how to resolve the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5057E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSEI3" varFormat="Java">
    badSEI3=WSWS5057E: No PortType exists in the WSDL defintion for the specified service endpoint interface: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The service endpoint interface name that is passed to the getPort method must match a PortType value in the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) documentfor this Service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the service endpoint interface matches the PortType value that is definedin the WSDL document.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5032E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSEI2" varFormat="Java">
    badSEI2=WSWS5032E: The service endpoint interface {0} is not valid.  No default port is available.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the Web Service client calls the Service.getPort(Class) method, a default port is required, but it is not available.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that a default port exists for the service endpoint interface.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5031E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badSEI1" varFormat="Java">
    badSEI1=WSWS5031E: The service endpoint interface {0} is not valid.  No WSDL definition is available.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    When the Web Service client calls the Service.getPort(Class) method, the Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) definition is required, but is not available.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL definition is available.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5023E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invalidUrlProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    invalidUrlProtocol=WSWS5023E: The protocol used in endpoint location URI {0} is not valid.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified endpoint location URI contains an incorrect protocol.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5053E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetMethod" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetMethod=WSWS5053E: Error {0} occurred while trying to get method {1} on target class {2}: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot locate the specified method on the specifiedimplementation class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the correct implementation class is used.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5006E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="not_home_class" varFormat="Java">
    not_home_class=WSWS5006E: Class {0} is not an instance of EJBHome or EJBLocalHome.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified class name refers to a valid class, but the class is not an instance of the EJBHome or EJBLocalHome class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Pass in a class name that refers to either a valid EJBHome or a EJBLocalHome class.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5008E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="initial_context_error" varFormat="Java">
    initial_context_error=WSWS5008E: An error occurred while trying to obtain an InitialContext object: {0}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot create an InitialContext object to usefor performing JNDI lookup operations.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Use the exception details to determine how to resolve the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5010E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noPort00" varFormat="Java">
    noPort00=WSWS5010E: Error: Cannot find port:  {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Service.getPort method cannot find the specified port.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the invocation of the Service.getPort method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5020E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetStub" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetStub=WSWS5020E: An error occurred obtaining Stub class {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot obtain an instance of the generated stub class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the generated Stub class is available to load.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5018E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInvokeMethod" varFormat="Java">
    errorInvokeMethod=WSWS5018E: Error {0} occurred while trying to invoke method {1} from class {2}: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot invoke a method from the specified class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the specified enterprise bean class contains the appropriate methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5028E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorClosePort" varFormat="Java">
    errorClosePort=WSWS5028E: Error {0} occurred while trying to close a transport: {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="WSWS5016E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noWsdlService" varFormat="Java">
    noWsdlService=WSWS5016E: The WSDL definition located at URI {0} did not contain Service {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime located the specified Web Services DescriptionLanguage (WSDL) definition, but it does not contain the specified service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL document contains the correct service and that you are using the correct service name.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5035E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="portNotFound" varFormat="Java">
    portNotFound=WSWS5035E: Port {0} does not exist.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The specified port is not a valid port for the service.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the port name.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5049E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorInstObj" varFormat="Java">
    errorInstObj=WSWS5049E: An error occurred while trying to instantiate a target object of class {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot instantiate an instance of the specifiedimplementation class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Refer to the exception in the original error message to determine how to resolve the problem.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5021E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetPort" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetPort=WSWS5021E: An error occurred obtaining port {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot obtain the stub for the specified port.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the generated Stub object exists and that the port name is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5048E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingUrlProp" varFormat="Java">
    missingUrlProp=WSWS5048E: The {0} property is missing from endpoint location URI {1}.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    A required property is missing from the endpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5015E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noWsdlDefn" varFormat="Java">
    noWsdlDefn=WSWS5015E: No WSDL definition was found at URI: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The ServiceFactory.createService method cannot find a Web Services Description Langauge (WSDL) definition at the specified location.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL document is available and that the WSDL location is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5004E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="invoke_ejb_method_error" varFormat="Java">
    invoke_ejb_method_error=WSWS5004E: Error {0} occurred while invoking method {1} on class {2}: {3}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot invoke the specified method from thespecified class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the enterprise bean class contains the appropriate methods.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5041E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorGetURLProtocol" varFormat="Java">
    errorGetURLProtocol=WSWS5041E: An error occurred while getting the protocol from endpoint location URI: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot obtain the protocol of the specified endpointlocation URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the endpoint location URI is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5012E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="errorLoadGenStub" varFormat="Java">
    errorLoadGenStub=WSWS5012E: An error occurred while loading a generated Stub class {0}: {1}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot load the generated stub class.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the specified Stub class exists and is available to load.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5007E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="jndi_lookup_error" varFormat="Java">
    jndi_lookup_error=WSWS5007E: Error {0} occurred while attempting to locate the following JNDI name: {1}
{2}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot complete a JNDI lookup of the specifiedJNDI name.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the correct JNDI lookup name is specified within the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5025E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="badAttrName" varFormat="Java">
    badAttrName=WSWS5025E: The attribute name {0} is not valid.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The caller tried to set or get the value for the specified attribute from an element, but the attribute name is not valid.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure to use a valid attribute.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5017E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="wsdlReadError" varFormat="Java">
    wsdlReadError=WSWS5017E: An error occurred while reading the WSDL definition that is located at URI: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot find the specified Web ServicesDescription Language (WSDL) document or the document contains an error.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL document exists and that it is correct.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5026E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="dupShadowRegistry" varFormat="Java">
    dupShadowRegistry=WSWS5026E: Internal error: Duplicate shadow registry.
  </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="WSWS5002E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="null_argument2" varFormat="Java">
    null_argument2=WSWS5002E: Input parameter {0} was passed in as null, but {1} was not called.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    If you need to pass a null argument, then call the specified method to set the type for each argument.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that you first call the appropriate method to set the argument types, or make sure that you do not pass a null argument to the invoke method.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5037E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notSupported1" varFormat="Java">
    notSupported1=WSWS5037E: The {0} is not supported by the {1} class.
  </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="WSWS5024E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="missingEquals" varFormat="Java">
    missingEquals=WSWS5024E: Missing an equals sign (=) in the query string within the endpoint location URI: {0}
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Web services runtime cannot parse the specified endpoint location URI.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Correct the endpoint location URI.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5036E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="noWSDL" varFormat="Java">
    noWSDL=WSWS5036E: No WSDL definition is available.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    The Service.getPorts method cannot return the list of ports unless the Web Services Definition Langauge (WSDL) definition is available.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that the WSDL definition is available.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<Message ID="WSWS5011E" severity="E" prefix="yes">
  <MsgText pgmKey="notSupported0" varFormat="Java">
    notSupported0=WSWS5011E: Method {0} is not supported in a managed environment.
  </MsgText>
  <Explanation>
    Within the managed Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) environment, the Service.getTypeMappingRegistry and the Service.getHandlerRegistry methods are not supported. These methods can be called within the unmanaged JSR-101 client environment only.
  </Explanation>
  <UserResponse>
    Make sure that you do not call these methods when the client application is running within the Java EE managed environment.
  </UserResponse>
</Message>
<!-- END MESSAGES -->
</TMSSource>
