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OSGi Applications: Messages

When you use the OSGi Applications component, you might encounter system messages. Each message has a unique message identifier, and includes an explanation of the problem, and details of any action that you can take to resolve the problem.

WAS system messages are logged from a variety of sources, including application server components and applications. For OSGi Applications, the message identifier is 10 characters in length and has the following form:

CWS??1234X
where:

CWS??

is a five-character alphabetic component or application identifier.

1234

is a four-character numeric identifier used to identify the specific message for that component.

X

is an optional alphabetic severity indicator. (I=Informational, W=Warning, E=Error)

The Troubleshooter reference: Messages topic contains information about all WAS messages, indexed by message prefix. For each message there is an explanation of the problem, and details of any action that you can take to resolve the problem.

The alphabetic prefixes for OSGi Applications are as follows:

OSGi Applications message prefix OSGi Applications component
CWSAA Launcher.
CWSAB Kernel; declarative transactions.
CWSAC OSGi application processing.
CWSAF Java Persistence API (JPA) container.
CWSAG Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI).
CWSAH Web application archive (WAR) processing project.
CWSAI Tr.error() calls in OSGi applications.
CWSAJ Administrative messages.
CWSAK Asynchronous bundle download.
CWSAL Business-level applications.
CWSAN Application utilities; parsing resource references.
CWSAO Bundle provisioning.
CWSAP Class loading.

Related concepts:

About OSGi Applications

Related tasks:

Secure OSGi Applications
Administer OSGi Applications

Related reference:

OSGi Applications: Troubleshooting tips
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