am_status_t

Defines error codes with the syntax:

#include "am_types.h"
typedef enum {
    AM_SUCCESS = 0,
    AM_FAILURE,
    AM_INIT_FAILURE,
    AM_AUTH_FAILURE,
    AM_NAMING_FAILURE,
    AM_SESSION_FAILURE,
    AM_POLICY_FAILURE,
    AM_NO_POLICY,
    AM_INVALID_ARGUMENT,
    AM_INVALID_VALUE,
    AM_NOT_FOUND,
    AM_NO_MEMORY,
    AM_NSPR_ERROR,
    AM_END_OF_FILE,
    AM_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL,
    AM_NO_SUCH_SERVICE_TYPE,
    AM_SERVICE_NOT_AVAILABLE,
    AM_ERROR_PARSING_XML,
    AM_INVALID_SESSION,
    AM_INVALID_ACTION_TYPE,
    AM_ACCESS_DENIED,
    AM_HTTP_ERROR,
    AM_INVALID_FQDN_ACCESS,
    AM_FEATURE_UNSUPPORTED,
    AM_AUTH_CTX_INIT_FAILURE,
    AM_SERVICE_NOT_INITIALIZED,
    AM_INVALID_RESOURCE_FORMAT,
    AM_NOTIF_NOT_ENABLED,
    AM_ERROR_DISPATCH_LISTENER,
    AM_REMOTE_LOG_FAILURE,
    AM_LOG_FAILURE,
    AM_REMOTE_LOG_NOT_INITIALIZED,
    AM_NUM_ERROR_CODES	/* This should always be the last. */
} am_status_t;