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Messaging Subsystem Messages

The Messaging1.0 catalog contains messages in the range BEA-282000 - BEA-282999. Messages in this catalog are part of the weblogic.messaging Internationalization package and the weblogic.messaging Localization package.

BEA-282000

Error: Unsupported class version version. Expected a value between min and max inclusive.

Description

The version version is not between the expected versions min and max. This is an unexpected failure.

Cause

While attempting to interoperate between different releases or service packs an error occurred while attempting to serialize or deserialize an object. The version number of the object was not in the expected range. If version is larger than min then it is possible an attempt was made to access a newer version than the current version. Otherwise a possible attempt has been made to interoperate with an unsupported older version.

Action

Make sure the versions of Oracle products that are interoperating are supported. If the versions should be supported, contact Oracle support

BEA-282001

Info: The messaging kernel name is beginning recovery of its persistent state

Description

This message is logged when the messaging kernel begins recovering persistent messages. The messaging kernel is used by JMS and by the store-and-forward feature.

Cause

Normal operation.

Action

No action required.

BEA-282002

Info: The messaging kernel name has recovered numMessages persistent messages

Description

This message is logged when the messaging kernel finished recovering persistent messages. The messaging kernel is used by JMS and by the store-and-forward agent.

Cause

Normal operation.

Action

No action required.

BEA-282003

Info: The messaging kernel name will use up to size bytes of memory before paging begins

Description

This message is logged when the messaging kernel determines how many bytes it will use for paging. This parameter is controlled by the "MessageBufferSize" parameter on the JMSServerMBean or on the SAFAgentMBean. The messaging kernel is used by JMS and by the store-and-forward agent.

Cause

Normal operation.

Action

No action required.

BEA-282004

Error: Message redirection has failed in a non-recoverable way for the messaging kernel name. Restart the server in order to re-start message redirection.

Description

In the event of a failure of the persistent store, redirection of messages by the messaging kernel may stop. In order to maintain data integrity, it is necessary to restart the WLS server so that it can determine what happened before the failure. This affects messages that expired or reached their maximum redelivery limit. The messaging kernel is used by JMS and by the store-and-forward agent.

Cause

See the previous error messages, which should explain the cause.

Action

Restart the WLS server.

BEA-282005

Warning: An error occurred while redirecting a message for the messaging kernel name: msg

Description

There was an error while redirecting a message that has expired or reached its redelivery limit. The messaging kernel may recover from this error, or it may log another error message if it cannot.

Cause

See attached detail message

Action

No action required

BEA-282006

Warning: An error occurred while deleting an expired message for the messaging kernel name: msg

Description

There was an error while deleting a message that has expired. The messaging kernel may recover from this error, or it may log another error message if it cannot.

Cause

See attached detail message

Action

No action required

BEA-282007

Error: An error occurred in the transaction prepare phase of a message send operation for the messaging kernel name

Description

The transaction could not be prepared because of an error. The transaction will be rolled back.

Cause

See attached stack trace

Action

No action required

BEA-282008

Error: A message send transaction for the messaging kernel name could not be committed because the kernel has been shut down

Description

The kernel was shut down, or the destination was undeployed or deactivated before the transaction was committed. The transaction will roll back.

Cause

Shutting down a server or removing a destination while a transaction was in progress.

Action

No action required

BEA-282009

Error: A message receive transaction for the messaging kernel name could not be committed because the kernel has been shut down

Description

The kernel was shut down, or the destination was undeployed or deactivated before the transaction was committed. The transaction will roll back.

Cause

Shutting down a server or removing a destination while a transaction was in progress.

Action

No action required

BEA-282010

Error: A sequence number update transaction for the messaging kernel name could not be committed because the kernel has been shut down

Description

The kernel was shut down, or the destination was undeployed or deactivated before the transaction was committed. The transaction will roll back.

Cause

Shutting down a server or removing a destination while a transaction was in progress.

Action

No action required

BEA-282011

Warning: There was an error making a message visible after a delivery delay: error

Description

There was an error making a message visible after a delivery delay

Cause

Most likely, a transient I/O error occurred.

Action

Consider restarting the server if the error persists. The message will not be lost.

BEA-282012

Warning: There was a failure while performing paging I/O

Description

There was a failure while performing paging I/O

Cause

Either a transient I/O error occurred or the server did not have enough memory to complete the paging I/O request.

Action

Consider restarting the server if the error persists.

BEA-282013

Warning: Skipping unexpected null message encountered on store boot, element

Description

Skipping unexpected null message encountered on store boot.

Cause

Message data corruption has occured. Skipping the corrupted message to allow data recovery on other non-corrupted mesages.

Action

Report the occurrence of this issue to Customer Support.

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