The OSS Nokalva ASN.1 runtime displays error messages that may relate to the ASN.1 input syntax or to the application code.
The runtime messages have the following format:
Each message type has a unique error code. The message code consists of six characters that are associated with the component identifier that issued the message, the message number, and the severity level.
The following table contains the error code characters and their related message categories:
Character Position | Purpose | Character | Description |
---|---|---|---|
First | Component Identifier |
D E V P |
Decoder routines. Encoder routines. Constraint checker messages. Data printer messages. |
Second through Fifth | Message Number | 0001 to 9999 | Unique, four-digit message ID number. |
Sixth | Error Severity | E S |
Regular error messages (Level 2). Indicate that an error occurred. After this error is detected, your current process will stop. Severe error messages (Level 3). Indicate that an error occurred. After this error is detected, your current process will stop. |
The D0263E error code contains the following information:
A typical XER encoding error message also contains the line number and position of the error occurrence, as shown in the following example:
D0174E: Canonical XER restrictions are violated: 'XML encoding for contained types should have been used'; check field 'content' (type: BIT STRING) of PDU 'DataPacket' at line 1 position 4.
A runtime function message can also have fewer details, depending on the encoder/decoder and the debug options used.
To look up OSS ASN.1 Runtime error messages by message number, see the Runtime Errors Reference page.
This documentation applies to the OSS® ASN.1 Tools for Java release 8.7 and later.
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