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Sun ONE Application Server 7 Error Message Reference

Verifier Tool

This chapter lists error messages that originate from the verifier tool.


VRFY

The verifier tool validates both J2EE and Sun One Application Server specific deployment descriptors against their corresponding DTD files and gives errors and warnings if a module or application is not J2EE and Sun One Application Server compliant. You can verify deployment descriptors in EAR, WAR, RAR, and JAR files.

The verifier tool is not simply an XML syntax verifier. Rules and interdependencies between various elements in the deployment descriptors are verified. Where needed, user application classes are introspected to apply validation rules.

VRFY5001

Severity

SEVERE

Description

The specified class could not be instantiated.

Action

Make sure the class to be instantiated is not an interface or an abstract class.

VRFY5002

Severity

SEVERE

Description

The specified class was not found.

Action

Make sure the specified class is in the classpath.

VRFY5003

Severity

SEVERE

Description

The class could not be accessed.

Action

Make sure you have access to the class. The method or class called does not have the specified access.

VRFY5101

Severity

WARNING

Description

There was an IO exception reading and parsing the ServerTestList.xml file.

Action

The ServerTestList.xml file resides in the <install-root>/lib directory. Make sure this file exists and has Read permissions.

Do not modify this file manually.

VRFY5102

Severity

WARNING

Description

A parser configuration exception occurred while instantiating the parser.

Action

Make sure the correct parser is in the server classpath. This error occurs only when the server has been configured to use another parser other than the default parser bundled with JDK1.4.

VRFY5103

Severity

WARNING

Description

An error occurred while parsing the ServerTestList.xml file due to a SAXParseException.

Action

The ServerTestList.xml file resides in the <install-root>/lib directory. Make sure this file has Read permissions and is a valid XML document. This exception occurs only when the ServerTestList.xml file has been manually edited and saved, or the file is not a valid XML document. Do not modify this file manually.



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