Glassfish example source code file (LogStrings.properties)

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The Glassfish LogStrings.properties source code

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jdbc.exc_jb_val=RAR5103 : Error setting java bean value : {0}
RAR5103.diag.cause.1=The pool parameters in the domain.xml are improper.
RAR5103.diag.cause.2=The application server process does not have enough permissions to access the DataSource class
RAR5103.diag.check.1=Check that the pool parameters specified in the domain.xml are correct. For example check that parameters that expect numeric values are numerals
RAR5103.diag.check.2=Check that the application server process has permissions to read the directory where the class resides
jdbc.exc_nfe=RAR5104 : Not a valid type for this method : {0}
RAR5104.diag.cause.1=The pool parameters in the domain.xml are improper.
RAR5104.diag.check.1=Check that the pool parameters specified in the domain.xml are correct. For example check that parameters that expect numeric values are numerals
jdbc.exc_cnfe_ds=RAR5099 : Wrong class name or classpath for Datasource Object 
RAR5099.diag.cause.1=Classpath is not properly set in the domain.xml
RAR5099.diag.cause.2=The application server process does not have read permissions on the directory that holds the classes/jar
RAR5099.diag.check.1=Check if the server classpath specified in the java-config element in the domain.xml has an entry for the jar containing this class
RAR5099.diag.check.2=Check that the directory where the classes/jars reside have read permission for the application server process
jdbc.exc_inst=RAR5101 : Exception while instantiating {0}
RAR5101.diag.cause.1=The appserver process does not have read access to the directory where this class resides
RAR5101.diag.cause.2=The application server process does not have security permissions to access this code
RAR5101.diag.check.1=Check if the application server has read permissions on the directory where this class/jar containing this class resides
RAR5101.diag.check.2=Check if your security manager policy is configured properly
jdbc.exc_acc_inst=RAR5102 : Access error while instantiating {0}
RAR5102.diag.cause.1=The application server process do not have permission to access the code base where the class resides
RAR5102.diag.cause.2=This is an internal server/JVM error. Please contact Sun Microsystems with the complete error log
RAR5102.diag.check.1=See if the application server process has permission to read the directory where the class/jar resides
RAR5102.diag.check.2=Check if all relevant JVM patches are installed on your machine. Please contact Sun Microsystems with the complete error log
statement.leak.detector_reclaim_statement_failure=RAR9000 : Failure while reclaiming statement for pool : {0}. Exception : {1}
RAR9000.diag.cause.1=Database could be inaccessible.
RAR9000.diag.check.1=Check if the database is accessible.

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#RAR9000 till RAR9500 reserved for jdbc-ra LogStrings. 
#Please increment RAR IDs by one for any new additional messages added here.
#Add any new properties above these comments.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#RAR8010 till RAR8500 reserved for connectors-runtime LogStrings.
#RAR8501 till RAR8700 reserved for connectors-inbound-runtime LogStrings.
#RAR8701 till RAR8850 reserved for connectors-internal-api LogStrings.
#RAR8850 till RAR8999 reserved for work-management LogStrings.
#RAR9000 till RAR9500 reserved for jdbc-ra LogStrings.  
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------