Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.2 Error Message Reference

Chapter 13 EJB Error Messages

This chapter describes messages for errors with a EJB prefix.

13.1 EJB Messages


EJB5013

Problem occurred while deserializing stateful bean state.

Solution:

Check the application classpath to ensure that all classes needed during deserialization are available.


EJB5014

Exception resolving object

Cause:

TBD


EJB5015

Exception while adding method monitoring mbean

Cause:

TBD


EJB5016

Exception creating BaseContainer : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5017

An error occurred during the removal of an entity bean. One common cause is when the application throws a system exception from the ejbRemove method of an entity bean.

Solution:

Check the exception stack trace to see if the exception originated from the entity bean implementation class.


EJB5018

An exception was thrown during an ejb invocation on [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5019

Some application or system exception occurred : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5020

Exception while unregistering monitormbean

Cause:

TBD


EJB5021

Session bean transaction is incomplete : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5022

Messagedriven bean transaction is incomplete : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5023

Exception while registering monitormbean

Cause:

TBD


EJB5024

Exception while registering child monitormbean

Cause:

TBD


EJB5024

Exception while unregistering child monitormbean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5025

Exception while releasing ejb context : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5026

Exception in removing ejb local object : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5027

Exception in removing ejb : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5028

Exception in getting ejb local object : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5029

Exception getting ejb context : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5030

Exception while comparing ejbs : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5031

An error occurred while looking up a Read Only Bean Notifier. The most common cause for this failure is that the string supplied to the getReadOnlyBeanNotifier method either does not refer to a read-only bean.

Solution:

Check the application code that calls this method to make sure the string passed in refers to a valid read-only bean.


EJB5032

Exception in creating new bean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5033

Illegal state exception occurred : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5035

Some application or unchecked exception occurred : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5039

Some runtime exception occurred : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5041

Exception while running postinvoke : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5042

Exception setting bean context : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5043

Exception cleaning up ejb subclass : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5044

Name not found exception : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5045

Class cast exception : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5048

Exception creating new attribute

Cause:

TBD


EJB5049

Exception obtaining attribute [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5050

Exception in printStackTrace

Cause:

TBD


EJB5051

Exception in printStackTrace of super

Cause:

TBD


EJB5052

Exception closing session : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5053

Exception closing server session pool : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5054

Exception closing topic session: [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5055

Exception in init of ejb : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5056

Exception in undeploying the bean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5057

Exception creating session : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5058

Exception creating sessionfilecachestore

Cause:

TBD


EJB5058

Exception while getting ejb stub : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5059

Exception creating ejb object : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5060

Exception creating ejb local object [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5061

Exception removing ejb : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5062

Exception removing bean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5063

Some exception removing bean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5064

Exception in afterCompletion : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5065

Exception in deserializing [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5066

Some generic ejb exception : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5067

Exception activating ejb : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5068

Exception in serializing : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5069

The bean's Home or LocalHome does not define a no-arg create method.

Solution:

Check the Home or LocalHome interface for the appropriate create method signature. Running the verifier will help identify the error as well.


EJB5070

Exception creating stateless session bean : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5071

Some problem occurred during the beforeCompletionphase of the transaction lifecycle. This error often happens when application code throws a system exception from its ejbStore method or if the transaction manager encounters a system exception.

Solution:

Check the stack trace to see if the exception originated from the application's ejbStore method. Also check the resource configuration to ensure that all resource managers involved in the transaction are configured properly and are healthy.


EJB5072

Error initializing home of container: [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5083

Error -- invalid maxMsgs prop = [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5085

Error -- invalid msg bean pool size = [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5087

[{0}]: Invalid value [{1}] for [{2}] , use [{3}] instead

Cause:

TBD


EJB5088

Number format exception

Cause:

TBD


EJB5089

Error -- invalid cleanup interval prop = [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5090

Problem during EJB container runtime initialization. See stack trace for more details. Some common causes are global JNDI name conflicts, classnotfound errors, and configuration errors for resources needed by the EJB.

Solution:

If the EJB has a Remote view, check that its JNDIname does not clash with any other EJB's JNDI name or any other globalJNDI name. Check that all needed classes are available to the EJB. Also ensure that any resources needed by the EJB are available. If the EJB uses a data source make sure the corresponding database is running. If it uses a queue makes sure the physical queue has been created.


EJB5091

Exception occurred in postInvoke : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5092

Exception occurred in postInvokeTx : [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5093

Exception occured in passiveIdleBeans

Cause:

TBD


EJB5094

container.getClassLoader() returned null

Cause:

TBD


EJB5095

Exception occured in selectVictims()

Cause:

TBD


EJB5096

Unable to lookup UserTransaction

Cause:

TBD


EJB5097

Exception during undeploy

Cause:

TBD


EJB5098

Exception in preInvokeTx

Cause:

TBD


EJB5099

Exception in checkUnfinishedTx

Cause:

TBD


EJB5100

Exception in useClientTx

Cause:

TBD


EJB5101

Transaction Aborted

Cause:

TBD


EJB5102

Unable to complete container-managed transaction

Cause:

TBD


EJB5103

Exception in releaseContext

Cause:

TBD


EJB5104

Exception in callEJBStore

Cause:

TBD


EJB5105

Exception in createContainer

Cause:

TBD


EJB5106

Exception in EntityContainer

Cause:

TBD


EJB5107

Exception while getting server session

Cause:

TBD


EJB5108

Unable to initialize EJB Timer Service. The likely cause is the database has not been started or the timer database table has not been created.

Cause:

TBD


EJB5109

EJB Timer Service started successfully for datasource [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5110

Attempt to override reserved ejb interface method [{0}] in [{1}]. Override will be ignored.

Cause:

TBD


EJB5111

This error indicates a mismatch in the required method signature rules between a method defined on a [Home, Remote, LocalHome, Local] interface and the corresponding bean implementation class. E.g., this would happen if a create method in a Home interface did not have a matching ejbCreate method in the bean class.

Solution:

Run the verifier tool to check that the methods defined on the bean class are correct with respect to the exposed interface.


EJB5112

Error cancelling timer with pkey [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5113

Error cancelling timers for container [{0}] and pkey [{1}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5114

Error destroying timers for container [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5115

Error destroying timer [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5116

Delivering missed timer for timer id [{0}]. Timer should have fired at [{1}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5117

Error while creating the persistent representation of an EJB timer. This typically means there is some configuration error or runtime problem with the EJB timer service data source.

Solution:

Double-check the JDBC data source (and its associated connection pool) assigned to the timer-data source element in domain.xml. Common causes are that the database is not running, the timer table has not been created within that database, or that the connection pool's JDBC driver URL information is incorrect.


EJB5118

Failure removing timer bean [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5119

Expunging timer [{0}] after [{1}] failed deliveries

Cause:

TBD


EJB5120

EJB Timer Service last shutdown at [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5121

EJB Timer Service shutdown info [{0}] not found. Shutdown time unknown.

Cause:

TBD


EJB5122

EJB Timer Service shutdown at [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5123

Rolling back timed out transaction [{0}] for [{1}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5124

Commit Option A is not currently supported. Using Commit Option B for [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5125

Cannot add idle bean cleanup task

Cause:

TBD


EJB5126

Cannot add asynchronous task

Cause:

TBD


EJB5127

Error during passivation of [{0}]

Cause:

TBD


EJB5128

A problem occurred while the container was activating a stateful session bean. One possible cause is that the bean code threw a system exception from its ejbActivate method.

Solution:

Check the stack trace to see whether the exception was thrown from the ejbActivate method and if so double-check the application code to determine what caused the exception.


EJB5129

An error occurred during the afterCompletion phase of the transaction lifecycle.

Solution:

Check stack trace for details of error encountered by EJB container