Solaris WBEM SDK Developer's Guide

Description: This instance uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the specified instance.

{1} is replaced by the name of the specified class.

Cause: The instance does not exist.

Solution: Create the instance.

Instance 3: CIM_ERR_NOT_FOUND

Description: This instance uses one parameter, {0}, the name of the specified namespace.

Cause: The specified namespace is not found. This error can occur if the name of the namespace was entered incorrectly due to a typing error or spelling mistake.

Solution: Retype the name of the namespace. Ensure that you type and spell the namespace correctly.

CIM_ERR_QUERY_LANGUAGE_NOT_SUPPORTED

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the invalid query language string.

Cause: The requested query language is not recognized by CIM.

Solution: Provide a supported query language.

CLASS_REFERENCE

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} parameter is replaced by the name of the class that was defined to participate in a reference.

{1} parameter is replaced by the name of the reference.

Cause: A property was defined for a class to indicate that the class has a reference. However, the class is not an association. A class can only have a reference as a property if it is an association.

Solution: Add the association qualifier or remove the reference.

INVALID_DATA

Description: This error message does not use parameters.

Cause: The security authenticator data is invalid or is not consistent with the security mechanism you are using.

Solution: Make sure that your security modules are configured correctly.

INVALID_CREDENTIAL

Description: This error message does not use parameters.

Cause: This error message is displayed when you enter an invalid password, or if your CLASSPATH is not set up to include authentication checks for client applications.

Solution:
Use the correct password.

Make sure your CLASSPATH contains the following: /usr/sadm/lib/wbem/extension:/usr/sadm/lib/wbem/sunwbem.jar

INVALID_QUALIFIER_NAME

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the MOF notation that depicts an empty qualifier name.

Cause: A qualifier was created for a property, but a qualifier name was not specified.

Solution: Include the qualifier name.

KEY_OVERRIDE

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the nonabstract class that is in an override relationship with a class that has one or more key qualifiers.

{1} is replaced by the name of the concrete class that has the key qualifier.

Cause: A nonabstract class, referred to as a concrete class, is put into an override relationship with a concrete class that has one or more key qualifiers. In CIM, all concrete classes require at least one key qualifier, and a non-key class cannot override a class that has a key.

Solution: Create a key qualifier for the non-key class.

KEY_REQUIRED

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the name of the class that requires a key.

Cause: A key qualifier was not provided for a concrete class. In CIM, all non-abstract classes, referred to as concrete classes, require at least one key qualifier.

Solution: Create a key qualifier for the class.

METHOD_OVERRIDDEN

Description: This error message uses three parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the method that is trying to override the method represented by parameter {1}.

{1} is replaced by the name of the method that has already been overridden by the method represented by parameter {2}.

{2} is replaced by the name of the method that has overridden parameter {1}.

Cause: A method is specified to override another method that has already been overridden by a third method. Once a method has been overridden, it cannot be overridden again.

Solution: Specify a different method to override.

NEW_KEY

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the key.

{1} is replaced by the name of the class that is trying to define a new key.

Cause: A class is trying to define a new key when keys already have been defined in a superclass. Once keys have been defined in a superclass, new keys cannot be introduced into the subclasses.

Solution: Do not define a new key.

NO_CIMOM

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the name of the host that is expected to be running the CIM Object Manager.

Cause: The CIM Object Manager is not running on the specified host.

Solution: Ensure that the CIM Object Manager is running on the host to which you are trying to connect. If the CIM Object Manager is not running on that host, connect to a host running the CIM Object Manager.

NO_EVENT_PROVIDER

Description: An event provider cannot be found.

Cause: The property provider class is not found.

Solution: Ensure that the class path of the CIM Object Manager contains the provider class parameters, the indication class for which the provider is being defined, and the name of the Java provider class. Ensure that the CIM Object Manager Solaris provider is set and the provider qualifier is correct.

NOT_EVENT_PROVIDER

Description: This error message does not use parameters.

Cause: The provider class present in the class path does not implement the EventProvider interface.

Solution: Ensure that the provider is correct and register the provider implements.

NO_INSTANCE_PROVIDER

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the class for which the instance provider cannot be found.

{1} is replaced by the name of the instance provider class that was specified.

Cause: The Java class of the specified instance provider is not found. This error message indicates that the class path of the CIM Object Manager is missing one or more of the following:
Name of the provider class

Parameters of the provider class

CIM class for which the provider is defined

Solution: Set the CIM Object Manager environment variable. Ensure that the CIM Object Manager Solaris provider is set and the provider qualifier is correct.

NO_METHOD_PROVIDER

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the class for which the method provider cannot be found.

{1} is replaced by the name of the method provider class that was specified.

Cause: The Java class of the specified method provider is not found. This error message indicates that the class path of the CIM Object Manager is missing one or more of the following:
Name of the provider class

Parameters of the provider class

CIM class for which the provider is defined


	Description: This instance uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the specified instance. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the specified class. Cause: The instance does not exist. Solution: Create the instance. Instance 3: CIM_ERR_NOT_FOUND Description: This instance uses one parameter, `{0}`, the name of the specified namespace. Cause: The specified namespace is not found. This error can occur if the name of the namespace was entered incorrectly due to a typing error or spelling mistake. Solution: Retype the name of the namespace. Ensure that you type and spell the namespace correctly. `CIM_ERR_QUERY_LANGUAGE_NOT_SUPPORTED` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the invalid query language string. Cause: The requested query language is not recognized by CIM. Solution: Provide a supported query language. `CLASS_REFERENCE` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` parameter is replaced by the name of the class that was defined to participate in a reference. `{1}` parameter is replaced by the name of the reference. Cause: A property was defined for a class to indicate that the class has a reference. However, the class is not an association. A class can only have a reference as a property if it is an association. Solution: Add the association qualifier or remove the reference. `INVALID_DATA` Description: This error message does not use parameters. Cause: The security authenticator data is invalid or is not consistent with the security mechanism you are using. Solution: Make sure that your security modules are configured correctly. `INVALID_CREDENTIAL` Description: This error message does not use parameters. Cause: This error message is displayed when you enter an invalid password, or if your CLASSPATH is not set up to include authentication checks for client applications. Solution: Use the correct password. Make sure your CLASSPATH contains the following: `/usr/sadm/lib/wbem/extension:/usr/sadm/lib/wbem/sunwbem.jar` `INVALID_QUALIFIER_NAME` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the MOF notation that depicts an empty qualifier name. Cause: A qualifier was created for a property, but a qualifier name was not specified. Solution: Include the qualifier name. `KEY_OVERRIDE` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the nonabstract class that is in an override relationship with a class that has one or more key qualifiers. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the concrete class that has the key qualifier. Cause: A nonabstract class, referred to as a concrete class, is put into an override relationship with a concrete class that has one or more key qualifiers. In CIM, all concrete classes require at least one key qualifier, and a non-key class cannot override a class that has a key. Solution: Create a key qualifier for the non-key class. `KEY_REQUIRED` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the name of the class that requires a key. Cause: A key qualifier was not provided for a concrete class. In CIM, all non-abstract classes, referred to as concrete classes, require at least one key qualifier. Solution: Create a key qualifier for the class. `METHOD_OVERRIDDEN` Description: This error message uses three parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the method that is trying to override the method represented by parameter `{1}`. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the method that has already been overridden by the method represented by parameter `{2}`. `{2}` is replaced by the name of the method that has overridden parameter `{1}`. Cause: A method is specified to override another method that has already been overridden by a third method. Once a method has been overridden, it cannot be overridden again. Solution: Specify a different method to override. `NEW_KEY` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the key. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the class that is trying to define a new key. Cause: A class is trying to define a new key when keys already have been defined in a superclass. Once keys have been defined in a superclass, new keys cannot be introduced into the subclasses. Solution: Do not define a new key. `NO_CIMOM` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the name of the host that is expected to be running the CIM Object Manager. Cause: The CIM Object Manager is not running on the specified host. Solution: Ensure that the CIM Object Manager is running on the host to which you are trying to connect. If the CIM Object Manager is not running on that host, connect to a host running the CIM Object Manager. `NO_EVENT_PROVIDER` Description: An event provider cannot be found. Cause: The property provider class is not found. Solution: Ensure that the class path of the CIM Object Manager contains the provider class parameters, the indication class for which the provider is being defined, and the name of the Java provider class. Ensure that the CIM Object Manager Solaris provider is set and the provider qualifier is correct. `NOT_EVENT_PROVIDER` Description: This error message does not use parameters. Cause: The provider class present in the class path does not implement the `EventProvider` interface. Solution: Ensure that the provider is correct and register the provider implements. `NO_INSTANCE_PROVIDER` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the class for which the instance provider cannot be found. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the instance provider class that was specified. Cause: The Java class of the specified instance provider is not found. This error message indicates that the class path of the CIM Object Manager is missing one or more of the following: Name of the provider class Parameters of the provider class CIM class for which the provider is defined Solution: Set the CIM Object Manager environment variable. Ensure that the CIM Object Manager Solaris provider is set and the provider qualifier is correct. `NO_METHOD_PROVIDER` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the class for which the method provider cannot be found. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the method provider class that was specified. Cause: The Java class of the specified method provider is not found. This error message indicates that the class path of the CIM Object Manager is missing one or more of the following: Name of the provider class Parameters of the provider class CIM class for which the provider is defined