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#
# ID: $Id: RASMsgs.properties,v 1.3 1999/05/17 20:11:03 chriss Exp $
#
# COMPONENT_NAME: TRACE
#
# ORIGINS: Transarc Corp.
#
# (C) COPYRIGHT Transarc Corp. 1999
# All Rights Reserved
# Licensed Materials - Property of Transarc
#
# US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
# disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with Transarc Corp
#
# HISTORY
# $TALog: RASMsgs.properties,v $
# Revision 1.3 1999/05/17 20:11:03 chriss
# [from r1.2 by delta chriss-00000-jmon-fix-nt-newlines, r1.1]
#
# Revision 1.2 1999/04/22 18:35:42 ben
# Update copyrights for Encina 1.2.
# [from r1.1 by delta ben-00000-update-copyrights-for-WS3.0, r1.1]
#
# Revision 1.1 1999/04/16 18:26:24 dixit
# Added package com.ibm.ras
# [added by delta dixit-24319-jmon-ras-add-jras-framework, r1.1]
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# IBM Confidential
# OCO Source Materials
#
# (C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1998. All rights reserved.
#
# The source code for this program is not published or otherwise
# divested of its trade secrets, irrespective of what has been
# deposited with the U.S. Copyright Office.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Translator Instructions:
#
# The messages to be translated are contained in key/text pairs and
# contains three parts:
#
# 1) A key (a text string) which is an identifier used by the code to
# retrieve data. This is required - and SHOULD NOT be translated.
# 2) A equals ("=") sign separating the key and text. This is required.
# 3) A string containing data that will be displayed to
# the user when running the application. This is required and
# SHOULD be translated.
#
# In short, each line in the resource array contains two strings.
# The SECOND quoted string on each line should be translated.
#
# Some of the strings to be translated contain special codes
# for data that will be inserted into the string when the string
# is displayed to the user. For example, say you have the
# following string to translate:
#
# This file was written by the IBM Administrator on {0,date}.
#
# {0,date} is a code that tells Java to insert a parameter into
# this space when displaying it to the user. In this case,
# the parameter that is inserted is a date.
#
# The 0 indicates that this is where the first parameter is
# inserted in the string. There may be more than one parameter
# in any one string. The 'date' tells java to format this
# parameter as a date.
#
# The {0,date} code should be placed at the appropriate position
# in the translated text. Please note that the code in the
# translation must match exactly the code in the original
# string.
#
# The developer should describe in comments above the string to be
# translated each of the parameters so that you will be able to
# determine where the best location for each parameter in the
# translated string.
#
# Lines that begin with a pound sign (#) are comments and should be
# translated.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# {0} is a text string naming the missing message key.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ERR_MISSING_KEY=RAS0001E: Message key {0} was not found in any searched catalog.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# {0} is the name of an object that logs messages.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ERR_NO_HANDLERS=RAS0002E: No handlers are registered with the logger {0}.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# {0} is the name of the object which could not be created.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ERR_OBJ_CREATE=RAS0003E: Unable to create the RAS object {0}.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# {0} is the name of a file.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ERR_OPEN_FILE=RAS0004E: Unable to open the handler output file {0}.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# {0} is the name of the server to which we could not connect.
# {1} is a number, which identifies the port.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ERR_OPEN_SOCKET=RAS0005E: Unable to open a socket to {0} on port {1}.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# The following name the RASMessage types.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
TYPE_ERR=Error
TYPE_INFO=Information
TYPE_WARN=Warning
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# The following name the RASTrace types.
#
# "API" means "Application Programming Interface"
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
TYPE_API=API
TYPE_CALLBACK=Callback Methods
TYPE_ENTRY_EXIT=Entry/Exit
TYPE_ERROR_EXC=Error
TYPE_MISC_DATA=Miscellaneous Data
TYPE_OBJ_CREATE=Object Creation
TYPE_OBJ_DELETE=Object Deletion
TYPE_PRIVATE=Private Methods
TYPE_PUBLIC=Public Methods
TYPE_STATIC=Static Methods
TYPE_SVC=Service Methods
TYPE_LEVEL1=Level 1
TYPE_LEVEL2=Level 2
TYPE_LEVEL3=Level 3