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Sun Java System Application Server Standard and Enterprise Edition 7 2004Q2 Error Messages Reference

> ## Chapter 14
> Inter ORB Protocol

> This chapter lists error messages that originate from the Internet Inter-ORB Protocol.

> ##

> IOP

> Internet Inter-ORB Protocol is a transport-level protocol used by both Remote Method Invocation (RMI) over IIOP and Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA).

> This chapter contains error messages that occur in the IOP system.

> ##### IOP5001

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating the security mechanism list based on the deployer-specified configuration information.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5002

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while initializing the IIOP SSL socket factory in the server.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5003

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while initializing the IIOP SSL socket factory in the application client.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5004

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | This error could occur due to one of the following reasons: Unable to set SSL cipher suites after connecting to the server. Unable to set server socket for client authentication.
> Action | Check SSL settings for the listener.

> ##### IOP5006

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating an SSL socket connection.
> Action | Check the host and port settings.

> ##### IOP5007

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An IO exception occurred while reading the security.properties file. There may be a problem with setup.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5009

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while initializing the transaction service on the server.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5010

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating a portable object adapter (POA) on the server.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5011

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A request arrived for an EJB object that does not exist. It may have been removed.
> Action | Ensure that the removal-timeout-in-seconds element in the sun-ejb-jar.xml file is a stateful session bean.
> See Also | EJB Developers Guide.

> ##### IOP5012

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A runtime exception occurred during server execution.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5013

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating a CORBA reference to EJBHome or EJBObject.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5015

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A runtime exception occurred while setting a system property.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5016

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | The security service is unregistered and therefore exists at interception point.
> Action | You may be using Common Secure Interoperability version 2 (CSIv2)1 features via RMI-IIOP client. However, this is not supported. Use the application client container for CSIv2 features.

> 1It is a protocol used to address the requirements of CORBA security for interoperable authentication, delegation and privileges.

> ##### IOP5017

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | Security service is not registered and therefore the status is not set.
> Action | You may be using Common Secure Interoperability version 2 (CSIv2)1 features via RMI-IIOP client. However, this is not supported. Use the application client container for CSIv2 feature.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5016.

> 1It is a protocol used to address the requirements of CORBA security for interoperable authentication, delegation and privileges.

> ##### IOP5018

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while importing the user name. Server fails while trying to create Generic Security Service Username Password (GSSUP), API-GSSUPName, from an exported user name sent by the client.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5019.

> ##### IOP5019

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating an exported user name. The server or client fails while creating an exported user name as an array of one or more UTF-8 characters.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5018.

> ##### IOP5020

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while getting the password. This occurs while extracting the user name and password from PasswordCredential and converting the string to UTF-8 format.
> Action | Make sure the user name or password specified is not null. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5021

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while encoding. The token that contains the user name and password is encoded in CDR format.
> Action | Make sure the server or client user name and password are correct. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with exception stack trace.

> ##### IOP5022

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while decoding. This exception occurs when a CDR stream is decoded to create an object that contains the user name and password.
> Action | Make sure the user name and password specified in the client or server are correct. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5023

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while getting user name and password.
> Action | The specified user name or password is either null or not in UTF-8 format. Verify the user name and password.

> ##### IOP5024

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An IO exception occurred in IIOP. This exception occurs when the security.properties file is not present in the classpath of the application server or application client container.
> Action | Verify and add the security.properties file in the classpath of the application server or application client container.

> ##### IOP5026

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | More than one credential is specified. You may be using an unsupported feature by using CSIv21 via RMI-IIOP client.
> Action | Use application client container.

> 1It is a protocol used to address the requirements of CORBA security for interoperable authentication, delegation and privileges.

> ##### IOP5027

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An invalid security mechanism occurred. The client does not conform to the target bean's configured security policies.
> Action | Verify the sun-ejb-jar.xml and sun-acc.xml files and validate the data.

> ##### IOP5029

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating authentication token – Generic Security Service Username Password (GSSUP) from the specified credential.
> Action | Make sure the user name and password specified is not null. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5030

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating and adding the CDR encoded client identity token to the service context field.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5031

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A service context exception occurred.
> Action | Refer to the stack trace in the exception. This indicates the reason that the service context on the client was not extracted from the message. Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5032

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Reply message not CompleteEstablishContext or ContextError. An illegal message was sent from the client while establishing a context with the client.
> Action | Refer to SecurityException in the log that follows this message for a better description of possible reasons. Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5033

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Unknown identity assertion type. An error occurred while creating an identity in the security context for a user on the server.
> Action | Refer to the SecurityException in the log that follows this message, and correct the security identity token.

> ##### IOP5034

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | The message received is not an EstablishContext message. An illegal message was sent from the client while establishing a context with the client.
> Action | Check the implementation on the client ORB to find possible issues with the protocol version mismatch, for example, in sequence messages. If you are using the Sun Java System client and server ORBs, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5035

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An error occurred while creating a JAAS subject credential. This error occurs when the message from the client contained an authentication token and JAAS was unable to create an authentication or subject credential.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5036

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A security exception occurred in IIOP. The system was unable to create an identity credential because the message from the client contained an identity token.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5037

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A generic exception occurred in IIOP during the creation of identity credential.
> Action | Refer to the SecurityException in the log following this exception. Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5038

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Could not propagate user name or password required by target when using run as identity. There was no client authentication token found in the security context and an exception, SecurityMechanismException occurred.
> Action | A client authentication on the server is required. Send a client authentication to the server.

> ##### IOP5039

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | The specified mechanism type sent by the client for identification is not supported.
> Action | See documentation for server and client security mechanisms.

> ##### IOP5040

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Could not lookup the domain name of the specified IP address.
> Action | Verify the network and configuration settings. Check the IP address and domain information. The client's domain may not be supported.

> ##### IOP5041

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Cannot find principal information in the subject. The security mechanisms are trying to extract the principal from the subject.
> Action | Check client authentication token propagated. Also refer to security documentation for supported security mechanisms.

> ##### IOP5042

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Cannot find credential information in subject. While authenticating the client and getting its identity, the security mechanism on the server was able to extract the principal from the subject. However, it could not determine any credential from the subject.
> Action | Check the client authentication token that is propagated.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5041. Also see the Administrator's Guide to Security for supported security mechanisms.

> ##### IOP5043

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating ASContext. The client authentication does not conform to the security policies set on the server.
> Action | Check the application security configuration and make sure the client meets the minimum security required.

> ##### IOP5044

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while getting the peer certificate chain. The user and the server are using an SSL connection. However, the server security mechanism is unable to retrieve the certificate from the user to evaluate trust.
> Action | Ensure that the client certificate is available on the client and meets the security requirements as per the server requirements.

> ##### IOP5045

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An invalid security mechanism exception occurred.
> Action | See the exceptions reported along with this message for solution. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5046

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An invalid ID token is sent.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5047

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A security exception occurred. The client does not conform to the target bean's configured security policies.
> Action | Verify the sun-ejb-jar.xml and sun-acc.xml files. Validate the security information and roles assigned in the XML files.

> ##### IOP5048

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An authentication exception occurred. The client authentication does not conform to the security policies set on the server.
> Action | Check the application’s security configuration and make sure the client meets the minimum security required.

> ##### IOP5049

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | A login exception occurred. An attempt to login to the server by authenticating the client with the specified subject and credential failed.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5050

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An unknown message type exception occurred.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5051

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | More than one TAG_CSI_SEC_MECH_LIST tagged component was found. The client has sent more than one security mechanism. However, only one mechanism can be specified.
> Action | Specify only one security mechanism.

> ##### IOP5052

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An error occurred while starting bootserver.
> Action | Analyze the System, as described on (more...) .

> ##### IOP5054

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | A request arrived on a disabled connection. The IIOP listener port is disabled in server.xml. A regular CORBA request message sent by the client is rejected.
> Action | If the IIOP listener port was disabled on purpose, then no action is required. However, if it was not disabled on purpose, enable the IIOP listener port in server.xml.

> ##### IOP5055

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | Could not create listener on the specified port and host.
> Action | Validate host and port settings in server.xml. Also verify if there is a process listening on that port. If yes, then change the iiop-listener element in server.xml to a different port and restart the server. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5056

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An exception occurred while creating the listener.
> Action | Check host and port settings. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the stack trace information.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5055.

> ##### IOP5057

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An unknown host present and hence could not create a listener.
> Action | Make sure the host used in server.xml has a valid hostname/IP address. If the problem persists, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5058

> Severity | SEVERE
> Description | An unknown host present.
> Action | Check host settings. The host name may be incorrect.
> See Also | Message ID IOP5057.

> ##### IOP5071

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | This exception can occur during the findPOA() call in the ORB.
> Action | Restart the server. If restart option is not available, Analyze the System, as described on (more...) with the exception stack trace information.

> ##### IOP5073

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | The port specified in the iiop-listener element in server.xml is not a number between 1 and 65535.
> Action | Make sure the iiop-listener element in server.xml is a number in the range specified. Modify the server.xml and restart the server.

> ##### IOP5074

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | The port specified in the iiop-listener element in server.xml is not a number between 1 and 65535, even though the listener is disabled.
> Action | Make sure that all the disabled iiop-listener elements in server.xml is a number in the range specified above. Modify the server.xml and restart the server.

> ##### IOP5075

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | The steady-thread-pool-size specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number (greater than or equal to1).
> Action | Make sure that steady-thread-pool-size specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number. Modify the value in server.xml and restart the server.

> ##### IOP5076

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | The max-thread-pool-size specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number (greater than or equal to1).
> Action | Make sure that max-thread-pool-size specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number. Modify the value in server.xml and restart the server.

> ##### IOP5077

> Severity | WARNING
> Description | This exception can occur if the idle-thread-timeout-in-seconds specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number.
> Action | Make sure that idle-thread-timeout-in-seconds specified in the ORB element in server.xml is not a positive number. Modify the value in server.xml and restart the server.

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