Each Bean Extender message includes a unique message identifier to help you locate information about the message. Message identifiers precede the message text and are composed of the following parts:
Package name | The first (alphabetic) part of the message identifier. This part of the identifier specifies the package that originated the message. Use this information to locate that section of this document that contains information about the message. |
Message number | A four digit number. This part of the identifier is the number of the message within its package. Use this information to locate the specific message within its package section. |
Severity level | A single letter suffix. This letter identifies the severity of the message. |
assembly2102E Util0460IWhere assembly and Util identify the package originating the message, 2102 and 0460 are the message number, and E and I identify the severity of the messages.
To locate a message:
Prefix | Package Containing the Message |
assembly | com.ibm.beans.tools.assembly |
Debugger | com.ibm.beans.tools.debugger |
dip | com.ibm.beans.dip |
DipTool | com.ibm.beans.tools.dip |
MBR | com.ibm.beans.mb |
BeanBagModel | com.ibm.beans.mb |
NetDeploy | com.ibm.beans.netdeploy |
Scripting | com.ibm.beans.script |
Util | com.ibm.beans.util |
I | An informational message. Processing continues. This type of message provides information about the process. Actions may or may not be required. |
W | A warning message. The error is logged but the program continues. Fix the problem at the first opportunity. |
X | An exception message. The program ends unless the code that catches the exception has implemented a means of recovery. You must locate and repair the problem. |
E | An error message. The program ends. You must locate and repair the problem to continue. |