Glassfish example source code file (LocalStrings.properties)

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The Glassfish LocalStrings.properties source code

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AdminUserPrompt=Enter admin user name> 
AdminUserPasswordPrompt=Enter admin password for user "{0}"> 
AdminPasswordPrompt=Enter admin password> 
badHttpCode=Bad HTTP code received from server: {0}
internal=Internal Error: {0}
emptyResponse=Empty response from server.
unknownResponse=Unknown Response: {0}
unknownFormat=Unknown plain text format.  A properly formatted response from a PlainTextActionReporter \n\
always starts with one of these 2 strings: {0} or {1}.  The response we received from the server was not understood: {2}
unknownError=Unknown error
NotHttpResponse=Got non-HTTP response when connecting to host {0}, port {1}. Is that the correct host and port?
BadResponse=HTTP connection failed with code {0}, message: {1}
IOError=I/O Error: {0}
ReadTimeout=No response from Domain Admin Server after {0} seconds.\nThe command is either taking too long to complete or the server has failed.\nPlease see the server log files for command status.
badport=Bad port number: {0}.  It must be an integer in the range 1-65535.
ConnectException=Remote server does not listen for requests on [{0}:{1}]. Is the server up?
UnknownHostException=No remote server named {0}. Is that the correct host name?
InvalidCredentials=Authentication failed for user: {0} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
InvalidCredentialsFromFile=Authentication failed for user: {0} with password from password file: {1} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
InvalidCredentialsFromLogin=Authentication failed for user: {0} with password from login store: {1} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
ServerMaybeSecure=It appears that server [{0}:{1}] accepts secure connections only. Retrying the command with --secure=true...
ServerIsNotSecure=It appears that server [{0}:{1}] does not accept secure connections. Retry with --secure=false.
fileTransferTargetNotDir=File transfer target {0} is expected to be a directory but is not
errSavingContent=Error saving returned content {0}: {1}
unknownOption=Command {0} does not have an option {1}
notEnoughOperands=Command {0} requires an operand
tooManyOperands=Command {0} does not accept any operands
missingPassword=Command {0} requires a password named {1}
missingOption=Option {0} is required but was not specified
missingOptions=Command {0} is missing required options
BadPasswordFromFile=Authentication failed with password from file: {0}
BadPasswordFromLogin=Authentication failed with password from login store: {0}
NoRemoteManPage=Can't find remote man page, looking locally...
CantUploadDirectory=CLI031 Can't upload a directory, specify --upload=false.
NoPayloadSupport=No support for payload with content type {0}
UploadedFileNotFound=Could not read the file {0} to upload it.