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CWWKS0000E: A configuration exception has occurred. No {0} attribute is defined for a <securityConfiguration> element.
CWWKS0001E: A configuration exception has occurred. A configuration element of type {0} does not define an id attribute.
CWWKS0002E: A configuration exception has occurred. No {0} attribute is defined for the <security> element.
CWWKS0003E: A configuration exception has occurred. The specified security configuration, referenced by identifier {0} for attribute {1} in the <security> element, is not defined.
CWWKS0004E: A configuration exception has occurred. The specified element referenced by identifier {0} for attribute {1} in the <securityConfiguration> element is not defined.
CWWKS0005E: A configuration exception has occurred. No available {0} service.
CWWKS0006E: A configuration exception has occurred. There are multiple available {0} services; the system cannot determine which to use.
CWWKS0007I: The security service is starting...
CWWKS0008I: The security service is ready.
CWWKS0009I: The security service has stopped.
CWWKS0010E: While getting the caller principal, the caller subject was found to have more than one principal of type WSPrincipal. Only one WSPrincipal can exist in the subject. The names of the WSPrincipals are: {0}
CWWKS0011E: The {0} SPNEGO API is not supported for version {0} of the {1} Java runtime.
CWWKS0800E: An authentication error occurred while recreating the subjects of the deserialized security context. The exception is: {0}. As a result, the unauthenticated subject will be used for this security context.
CWWKS0801E: While getting the subject principal, the subject was found to have more than one principal of type WSPrincipal. Only one WSPrincipal can exist in the subject. The names of the WSPrincipals are: {0}. As a result, the security context will not be deserialized on the thread.
CWWKS0802W: While serializing the security context, the custom cache key {0} could not be serialized due to the following exception: {1}. As a result, the security context will not contain the custom cache key.
CWWKS0900E: The <quickStartSecurity> element is missing required attributes: {0}. Define the missing attributes.
CWWKS0901E: The <quickStartSecurity> configuration will be ignored as another UserRegistry is configured.
CWWKS0902E: The <quickStartSecurity> configuration will be ignored as the management security authorization bindings are explicitly defined.
CWWKS1000E: The JAAS Service is unavailable.
CWWKS1100A: Authentication did not succeed for user ID {0}. An invalid user ID or password was specified.
CWWKS1101W: CLIENT-CERT Authentication did not succeed for the client certificate with dn {0}. The dn does not map to a user in the registry.
CWWKS1102E: CLIENT-CERT Authentication did not succeed for the client certificate with dn {0}. An internal exception occurred: {1}.
CWWKS1103E: There is no shared library for the custom login module.
CWWKS1104W: The loginModuleRef {0} has no JAAS custom loginModule defined.
CWWKS1105W: Unable to load the JAAS login module from the shared library. An internal exception occurred.
CWWKS1106A: Authentication did not succeed for the user ID {0}. An invalid user ID was specified.
CWWKS1107E: WSLoginModuleProxy options is null or empty.
CWWKS1108E: WSLoginModuleProxy delegate option is not set.
CWWKS1109W: WSLoginModuleProxy is not supported in the jaasLoginContextEntry system.DEFAULT.
CWWKS1120E: The jaasLoginContextEntry {0} has no login modules specified in the loginModuleRef.
CWWKS1121W: Authentication succeeded for user {0}. The display name could not be determined for user {0} from the LDAP registry using the userIdMap filter. The security name, which is typically the full DN name, will be returned for programmatic API calls to get the user principal.
CWWKS1122W: Due to the duplicate name, the jaasLoginContextEntry name {0}, which is defined by the id {1}, is overwritten by the value of the id {2}.
CWWKS1123I: The collective authentication plugin with class name {0} has been activated.
CWWKS1124I: The collective authentication plugin with class name {0} has been deactivated.
CWWKS1125I: The authentication cache cleared all entries in the {0} JCache cache.
CWWKS1126W: Insertion of entry for the {0} key into the {1} JCache authentication cache failed due to a serialization error. The entry will be inserted into the in-memory authentication cache instead. The exception is: {2}
CWWKS1127E: Retrieval of entry for the {0} key from the {1} JCache authentication cache failed due to an error. The exception is: {2}
CWWKS1128E: Insertion of entry for the {0} key into the {1} JCache authentication cache failed due to an error. The exception is: {2}
CWWKS1129E: Removal of entry for the {0} key into the {1} JCache authentication cache failed due to an error. The exception is: {2}
CWWKS1130E: Clear of the {0} JCache authentication cache failed due to an error. The exception is: {1}
CWWKS1133E: Could not open URL: {0}. The exception is {1}
CWWKS1134E: Could not create URL: {0}. The exception is {1}
CWWKS1135E: A file parser exception occurred with file : {0}. The exception is {1}
CWWKS1136E: Duplicate login configuration name {0}. Will over write.
CWWKS1137E: An IOException occurred during parsing of the JAAS application configuration. The exception is {0}.
CWWKS1138E: A ParserException occurred during parsing of the JAAS application configuration. The exception is {0}.
CWWKS1139W: A default jaasLoginContextEntry {0} can not be specified in the JAAS configuration file {1}. A default jaasLoginContextEntry must be specified in the server.xml or client.xml file.
CWWKS1140E: The OSGi service {0} is not available.
CWWKS1141E: Exception performing class for name for {0}. Unexpected exception {1}.
CWWKS1142W: Duplicate login configuration name {0} was specified in the JAAS configuration and the server.xml/client.xml files. The login configuration name in the server.xml/client.xml file will be used.
CWWKS1143E: The {0} login module is not supported for version {1} by the {2} Java vendor.
CWWKS1144E: The {0} login module options are not supported with the {1} Java vendor and version {2}.
CWWKS1145W: A {0} jaasLoginContext entry cannot be specified as a JAAS configuration entry in the server.xml file, the jaas.conf file, or both files.
CWWKS1146E: The {0} JAAS custom login module is not loaded because the {1} configuration element specifies both libraryRef and classProviderRef attributes.
CWWKS1147E: The {0} JAAS custom login module is not found because the {1} configuration element does not specify the libraryRef or classProviderRef attribute.
CWWKS1148E: The {0} JAAS custom login module class is not found within the {1} {2} artifact.
CWWKS1167E: The jaasLoginContextEntry {0} has no login modules specified in the loginModuleRef.
CWWKS1168W: The loginModuleRef {0} has no JAAS custom loginModule defined.
CWWKS1169W: Due to the duplicate name, the jaasLoginContextEntry name {0}, which is defined by the id {1}, is overwritten by the value of the id {2}.
CWWKS1170E: The login on the client application failed because the CallbackHandler implementation is null. Ensure a valid CallbackHandler implementation is specified either in the LoginContext constructor or in the client application's deployment descriptor.
CWWKS1171E: The login on the client application failed because the user name or password is null. Ensure the CallbackHandler implementation is gathering the necessary credentials.
CWWKS1172E: The login on the client application failed because of an unexpected exception. Review the logs to understand the cause of the exception. The exception is: {0}.
CWWKS1200I: The Trust Association Init loaded {0} interceptors.
CWWKS1201I: The Trust Association Init class {0} loaded successfully.
CWWKS1202I: Trust Association Init: Interceptor signature: {0}
CWWKS1203E: The Trust Association cannot be enabled. Trust Association Initialize exception: {0}
CWWKS1204E: Trust Association Init: No interceptor class {0} found.
CWWKS1205E: Trust Association failed during validation. The exception is {0}.
CWWKS1206E: The properties specified for the interceptor {0} are incomplete: {1}
CWWKS1207E: There is no shared library for the trust association interceptor (TAI).
CWWKS1300E: A configuration exception has occurred. The requested authentication data alias {0} could not be found.
CWWKS1301E: A configuration error has occurred. The attribute {0} must be defined.
CWWKS1302E: The {0} and {1} attributes were both configured on the {2} authData element. Only {0} or {1} may be configured, not both.
CWWKS1350E: The DefaultPrincipalMapping JAAS programmatic login cannot be performed because the WSMappingCallbackHandler was created without the mapping properties HashMap object.
CWWKS1351E: The DefaultPrincipalMapping JAAS programmatic login cannot be performed because the com.ibm.wsspi.security.auth.callback.Constants.MAPPING_ALIAS entry was not found in the mapping properties HashMap object.
CWWKS1400E: The OAuth provider {0} configuration is not valid.
CWWKS1401W: OAuth provider {0} has a mediator class specified but libraryRef is either not specified or the library is not activated.
CWWKS1402I: OAuth provider {0} libraryRef activated for mediator class {1}.
CWWKS1403I: OAuth provider {0} configuration successfully processed.
CWWKS1404I: OAuth roles configuration successfully processed.
CWWKS1405E: The introspect request did not have a token parameter. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1406E: The {0} request had an invalid client credential. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1407E: The class name {0} of customized Grant Type Handler cannot be instantiated {1}
CWWKS1408E: The class name {0} of customized Grant Type Handler cannot be found {1}
CWWKS1409E: A configuration error has occurred. No endpoint service is available. Ensure that you have the oauth-2.0 or openidConnectServer-1.0 feature configured.
CWWKS1410I: The OAuth endpoint service is activated.
CWWKS1411E: The request had a client ID that was not the same client ID that created the access token, or the request had an invalid client ID or client secret. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1412E: The request endpoint {0} does not have attribute {1}.
CWWKS1413E: The OAuth20Provider object is null for OAuth provider {0}.
CWWKS1414E: The token endpoint request failed because scope [{0}] in the scope parameter of the request was not defined in the list of ''preAuthorizedScope'' in client [{1}].
CWWKS1415E: The token endpoint request failed because one of the scopes in the scope parameter of the request was not defined in the ''preAuthorizedScope'' list of client [{0}].
CWWKS1416E: The token endpoint request failed because the client [{0}] is not autoAuthorized and it does not define the ''preAuthorizedScope'' list in its configuration. No scopes can be authorized.
CWWKS1417E: The token endpoint request failed. The client [{0}] does not support the grant type: [{0}].
CWWKS1418E: The token endpoint request failed. The OpenID Connect Provider can not process the request because it contains more than one [{0}] parameter.
CWWKS1419E: The client is not authorized to introspect access tokens. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1420E: The client {0} is not authorized to introspect access tokens. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1421I: The value of {0} in the oauthProvider configuration is {1}. It is less than the recommended value. It had been set to the default value {2}.
CWWKS1422I: The value of {0} in the oauthProvider configuration is {1}. It had been set to the allowed maximum value {2}.
CWWKS1423E: OAuth client registration or update failed because the client data contains the "{0}" illegal character.
CWWKS1424E: The client id {0} was not found.
CWWKS1425E: The registration request was made to an incorrect URI.
CWWKS1426E: The {0} operation failed as the request did not contain the {1} parameter.
CWWKS1427E: The {0} operation failed as the request contains an invalid {1} parameter {2}.
CWWKS1428E: The request body is malformed.
CWWKS1429E: Client id {0} already exists.
CWWKS1430E: An update of the client fails. The update request indicates that the client secret must be preserved but the existing registration has no secret set.
CWWKS1431E: An update of the client fails. An update request for a public client must not specify a client secret.
CWWKS1432E: An update of the client fails. The client secret cannot be updated because the request specifies an invalid configuration given the current state of the client registration.
CWWKS1433E: The HTTP method {0} is not supported for the service {1}.
CWWKS1434E: Missing required parameters in the request.
CWWKS1435E: Missing {0} parameter in the request.
CWWKS1436E: Request contains multiple {0} parameters.
CWWKS1437E: Request contains unrecognized token type parameter {0}.
CWWKS1438E: Creation of the client fails.
CWWKS1439E: The user authentication of the request failed because the certAuthentication attribute in the oauthProvider configuration is set to true but the HTTP request does not provide a Client Certificate during the SSL handshake for the user authentication.
CWWKS1440E: The user authentication of the request failed because the Authorization header in the request failed to be verified as a valid user.
CWWKS1441E: The user authentication of the request failed because the Client Certificate provided through the SSL handshake in the request can not be verified as a valid user. Cause:{0}
CWWKS1442E: The value {0} is not a supported value for the {1} client registration metadata field.
CWWKS1443E: The value {0} is a duplicate for the {1} client registration metadata field.
CWWKS1444E: The client registration metadata field response_type contains value {0}, which requires at least a matching grant_type value {1}.
CWWKS1445E: The value {0} for the client registration metadata field {1} contains a malformed URI syntax.
CWWKS1446E: The value {0} for the client registration metadata field {1} is not an absolute URI.
CWWKS1447E: The client registration metadata field {0} cannot be specified for a create or update action because it is an output parameter.
CWWKS1448E: The OAuth provider {0} has a databaseStore element specified but the dataSourceRef attribute is either not specified or the datasource is not activated.
CWWKS1449E: The OAuth provider {0} has a databaseStore element specified but the {1} attribute is either not specified or is invalid.
CWWKS1450E: A configuration error has occurred. OpenID Connect provider {0} and {1} have the same OAuth provider {2}. Both OpenID Connect providers are deactivated.
CWWKS1451E: The OAuth provider {0} has a databaseStore element specified but the dataSourceFactory for the specified dataSource is not activated.
CWWKS1452E: The JSONObject for {0} returned by Liberty user feature {1} is null or bad.
CWWKS1453I: There are multiple TokenIntrospectProviders configured.
CWWKS1454E: The request failed because the access_token is not valid or has expired.
CWWKS1455E: A signing key required by signature algorithm [{0}] was not available. {1}
CWWKS1456E: The OpenID Connect Provider [{0}] can not create a token. [{1}]
CWWKS1457E: The type of the signing key is not RSA. An RSA signing key is needed for signature algorithm [{0}].
CWWKS1458W: The Java version used by this run time [{0}] is not supported by the JWT Mediator SPI. The supported Java version is 1.7 or higher.
CWWKS1459W: The number of expired tokens to remove from the database is [{0}]. This high quantity of expired tokens might impact performance. The token cleanup task is configured to run every [{1}] seconds. Consider reducing this time interval by modifying the [{2}] attribute in the OAuth Provider configuration to run the expired token cleanup task more often.
CWWKS1460E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while running the [{0}] operation with the [{1}] OpenID Connect client in the cached database. {2}
CWWKS1461E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while retrieving all OpenID Connect clients from the cached database. {0}
CWWKS1462E: The regular expression could not be evaluated: {0}.
CWWKS1463E: The OpenID Connect registration request does not contain a client. Ensure that the request body is not empty and contains a client encoded in JSON format.
CWWKS1464E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while creating an OAuthClient entry with the {0} identifier in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1465E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while creating an OAuthToken entry with the {0} lookup key in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1466E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while creating an OAuthConsent entry in the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1467E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while reading an OAuthClient entry with the {0} identifier from the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1468E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while reading all the OAuthClient entries from the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1469E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while reading an OAuthToken entry with the {0} lookup key from the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1470E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while reading all the OAuthToken entries from the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1471E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while counting the OAuthToken entries in the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1472E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while reading an OAuthConsent entry from the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1473E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while updating an OAuthClient entry with the {0} identifier in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1474E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while updating an OAuthToken entry with the {0} lookup key in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1475E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while updating an OAuthConsent entry in the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1476E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while deleting an OAuthClient entry with the {0} identifier in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1477E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while deleting an OAuthToken entry with the {0} lookup key in the OAuthStore implementation. {1}
CWWKS1478E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while deleting the expired OAuthToken entries from the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1479E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while deleting an OAuthConsent entry in the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1480E: The OAuth feature encountered an error while deleting the expired OAuthConsent entries from the OAuthStore implementation. {0}
CWWKS1481E: The {0} OAuth provider has a customStore element specified but the {1} attribute is either not specified or is invalid.
CWWKS1482E: The application name [{0}] sent to the provider [{1}] is already associated with an application password or application token, or it is too long.
CWWKS1483E: The {0} request sent to URI {1} is not valid. The user_id attribute is specified, but the authenticated user does not have permission to use it.
CWWKS1484E: The {0} request that was sent to URI {1} is not valid. The client ID, client secret, or both the client ID and client secret are missing.
CWWKS1485E: Client authentication failed. Either the client ID, client secret, or both the client ID and client secret are not valid for the {0} request that was sent to URI {1}.
CWWKS1486E: The client {0} is not authorized to use application passwords or application tokens.
CWWKS1487E: The request is not valid. The user [{0}] has reached the maximum number of application tokens or application passwords that are allowed.
CWWKS1488E: The value of the [{0}] parameter submitted to URI [{1}] exceeds the maximum allowed length of {2} characters.
CWWKS1489E: Client authentication failed. The access token is not valid for the {0} request sent to URI {1}.
CWWKS1490E: The {0} request sent to URI {1} is not valid. The access token is missing.
CWWKS1491E: The {0} request is missing client authentication information. The request URI is {1}.
CWWKS1492E: The {0} request sent to URI {1} is not valid. The client that is represented by the access token does not match the client that is provided in the request.
CWWKS1493E: The {0} request sent to the {1} URI does not contain Basic authentication credentials.
CWWKS1494W: The request sent to the {0} URI cannot be processed because one or more of the client or provider attributes are not set. Verify that the internalClientId and internalClientSecret provider attributes are configured. Verify that the isEnabled, appPasswordAllowed, or appTokenAllowed client attributes are configured.
CWWKS1495W: The OpenID Connect provider cannot process the [{0}] URI request because the Java version is lower than Java 8. Java 8 or higher is required.
CWWKS1496W: The {0} OpenID Connect provider has the {1} configuration attribute set to use {2} algorithm and this requires Java 8 or higher. The specified OpenID Connect provider ignores the {3} setting.
CWWKS1497E: The token with grant type [{0}] is not allowed. Allowed grant types are {1}.
CWWKS1498E: The [{0}] URI for the {1} client registration metadata field is not valid because it contains a fragment.
CWWKS1499E: The [{0}] URI for the {1} client registration metadata field is not valid because it does not use the HTTP or HTTPS scheme.
CWWKS1500I: OpenID Relying Party service is activated.
CWWKS1501I: OpenID Relying Party service is deactivated.
CWWKS1502I: OpenID relying party configuration successfully processed.
CWWKS1503I: OpenID relying party configuration successfully modified.
CWWKS1504W: The OpenID relying party configuration is not valid when maxAssociationAttempts is set to zero and allowStateless is set to false. Reset the maxAssociationAttempts to the default value.
CWWKS1505W: OpenID provider version {0} was not tested so it may not work properly.
CWWKS1506E: OpenID can not get a valid result for claim identifier {0}.
CWWKS1507E: OpenID configuration requires SSL but sslRef {0} does not exist or is blank.
CWWKS1508E: OpenID configuration requires SSL but SSL service is not available.
CWWKS1509E: OpenID configuration requires SSL but SSL is not properly configured.
CWWKS1510E: The relying party requires SSL but the openID provider URL protocol is {0}.
CWWKS1511E: Cannot access the OpenID provider {0}.
CWWKS1512E: OpenID replying party request identifier is null.
CWWKS1513E: OpenID authentication failed for identifier {0}.
CWWKS1514E: There is no cache entry found for unique key {0}.
CWWKS1515E: OpenID can not verify the OP response for claimed identifier {0}.
CWWKS1520E: A request to [{0}] is not valid. A required cookie with a name that begins with WASReqURLOidc is missing. The host name that is used to access the client might not match the name that is registered at the provider. A response code of 500 is returned.
CWWKS1521W: The OpenId Connect client (Relying Party or RP) [{2}] configuration specifies both the discovery endpoint URL [{0}] and the other endpoints. RP will use the information from the discovery request and ignore the other configured endpoints [{1}].
CWWKS1522W: The OpenId Connect client (Relying Party or RP) [{2}] configuration specifies both the discovery endpoint URL [{0}] and the issuer identifier [{1}]. RP will use the information from the discovery request and ignore the configured issuer identifier.
CWWKS1523I: The OpenId Connect client (Relying Party or RP) [{3}] configuration specifies [{0}], a default value for the [{1}] and as a result of discovery this is changed to [{2}].
CWWKS1524E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] failed to obtain Open ID Connect Provider endpoint information through the discovery endpoint URL [{1}]. Update the configuration for the OpenID Connect client with the correct HTTPS discovery endpoint URL.
CWWKS1525E: A successful response was not returned from the URL [{0}]. This is the [{1}] response status and the [{2}] error from the discovery request.
CWWKS1526I: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] configuration has been established with the information from the discovery endpoint URL [{1}]. This information enables the client to interact with the OpenID Connect provider to process the requests such as authorization and token.
CWWKS1527I: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] configuration has been updated with the new information received from the discovery endpoint URL [{1}].
CWWKS1528I: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] configuration is consistent with the information from the discovery endpoint URL [{1}], so no configuration updates are needed.
CWWKS1529E: The required [{0}] configuration attribute is missing or empty and a default value is not provided. Verify that the attribute is configured or discovered from the provider, that it is not empty, and that it does not consist of only white space characters.
CWWKS1530W: More than one OpenID Connect client configuration specifies the same authentication filter [{0}]. This can cause indeterminate behavior.
CWWKS1531W: More than one OpenID Connect client authentication filter matches a request to [{0}] URL. The matching filters were [{1}]. This can cause indeterminate behavior.
CWWKS1532E: A request to [{0}] is not valid. A required cookie with a name that begins with WASReqURLOidc has an incorrect value. The host name [{1}] that is used in the cookie does not match the name that is registered at the provider. A response code of 500 is returned.
CWWKS1533E: The {0} OpenID Connect client cannot extract the JSON Web Token (JWT) claims from the web response. {1}
CWWKS1534E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] requires an authorization endpoint URL, but it is not set.
CWWKS1535E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] requires a token endpoint URL, but it is not set.
CWWKS1536E: The token is not in JSON Web Signature (JWS) format because it does not contain three parts, but the [{0}] OpenID Connect client only accepts tokens that are in JWS format.
CWWKS1537E: The token is not in JSON Web Encryption (JWE) format because it does not contain five parts, but the [{0}] OpenID Connect client only accepts tokens that are in JWE format.
CWWKS1538E: The data extracted from the response from the UserInfo endpoint is not in JSON format. The extracted data is [{0}]. The error is [{1}].
CWWKS1539E: The web response [{0}] is expected to be a JSON Web Token (JWT), but the response is not in JSON Web Signature (JWS) or JSON Web Encryption (JWE) format.
CWWKS1540E: The {0} OpenID Connect client cannot retrieve information about the access token from the UserInfo endpoint: {1}
CWWKS1541E: The back-channel logout request sent to [{0}] encountered an error. {1}
CWWKS1542E: The back-channel logout request is not valid because the logout_token parameter is missing or empty.
CWWKS1543E: The logout token in the back-channel logout request cannot be validated: {0}
CWWKS1544E: The back-channel logout request is not valid because there is no OpenID Connect client that matches the request.
CWWKS1545E: The logout token is not valid because it is missing at least one claim that is required: {0}
CWWKS1546E: The logout token is not valid because it does not contain a "sub" or "sid" claim. The token must have at least one of those claims.
CWWKS1547E: The logout token is not valid because the "events" claim is not a JSON object: {0}
CWWKS1548E: The logout token is not valid because the "events" claim does not contain "{0}" as a member. The "events" claim value is {1}.
CWWKS1549E: The logout token is not valid because it contains a "nonce" claim.
CWWKS1550E: The value for the "{0}" member in the "events" claim is not a JSON object.
CWWKS1551E: Another logout token with the same [{0}] "jti" claim was already received by the [{1}] OpenID Connect client.
CWWKS1552E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client cannot find any recent sessions that match the [{1}] "iss" claim, the [{2}] "sub" claim, and the [{3}] "sid" claim.
CWWKS1553E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered an error while sending an authorization request to the OpenID Connect provider. {1}
CWWKS1554E: A request to [{0}] is not valid. A required cookie with a name that begins with [{1}] has an incorrect value. The hostname [{2}] that is used in the cookie does not match the hostname of the request, and the hostname in the cookie is not one of the allowed domain names.
CWWKS1557E: An authentication request failed because the OpenID Connect provider returned the following {0} error: {1}
CWWKS1600I: The OpenID Connect provider {0} configuration has been successfully processed.
CWWKS1601I: The OpenID Connect provider {0} configuration has been successfully modified.
CWWKS1602I: The OpenID Connect provider configuration has more than one value configured for provider property: {0}.
CWWKS1603I: The OpenID Connect provider configuration has no value configured for provider property: {0}.
CWWKS1604I: The OpenID Connect provider configuration does not have a boolean property value configured for: {0}.
CWWKS1605E: Invalid grant type {0} is specified. Valid grant types are {1}.
CWWKS1606E: Specified grant type {0} is not allowed. Allowed grant types are {1}.
CWWKS1607E: The Authorization request has an invalid response type {0}, valid response types are {1}.
CWWKS1608E: The Authorization request cannot have both {0} and {1} as response types.
CWWKS1609E: The OpenID Connect request is missing openid scope.
CWWKS1610E: The OpenID Connect request is missing the required attribute Nonce.
CWWKS1611E: Requesting JWT token is missing some required claims {0}.
CWWKS1612E: The required claim {0} in the payload of JWT token is invalid {1}.
CWWKS1613E: The claim {0} in the payload of JWT token is invalid {1}.
CWWKS1614E: JWT token has to provide the 'iat' claim because the JWT token provider configuration has defined 'maxJwtLifetimeMinutesAllowed'.
CWWKS1615E: Another JWT token with the same issuer:{0} and jti:{1} claims has be submitted already.
CWWKS1616E: A userinfo request was made with no access token. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1617E: A userinfo request was made with an access token that was not recognized. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1618E: A userinfo request URI was not valid. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1619E: A userinfo request was made with an access token that did not have the ''openid'' scope. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1620E: An internal server error occurred while processing a userinfo request. The error was {0}. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1620E: An internal server error occurred while processing a userinfo request. The error was {0}. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1621E: A userinfo request was made with an access token in the access_token request parameter and also the authorization header. Only one access token is allowed. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1622E: A userinfo request was made with a token that was not an access token. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1623E: A userinfo request was made with an expired access token. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1624E: A userinfo request URI was not valid. The provider {0} was not found. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1625E: The OpenID Connect provider failed to validate the ID token due to [{0}].
CWWKS1626E: The login user name [{0}] does not match with the subject of the ID token [{1}].
CWWKS1627E: An internal server error occurred while processing a userinfo request. The federated repository service was not available. The request URI was {0}.
CWWKS1628E: A configuration error has occurred. No OpenID Connect endpoint service is available. Ensure that you have the openidConnectServer-1.0 feature configured.
CWWKS1629E: The OpenID Connect configuration service is not available for provider {0}.
CWWKS1630E: OAuth20Provider object is null for the OpenID Connect provider {0}.
CWWKS1631I: The OpenID Connect endpoint service is activated.
CWWKS1632E: The OAuth provider name referenced by the OpenID Connect provider {0} was not found.
CWWKS1633E: A userinfo request was made with unsupported parameter {0}. The request URI was {1}.
CWWKS1634E: The request endpoint {0} does not have attribute {1}.
CWWKS1635W: The OpenID Connect provider attribute, issuerIdentifier={0}, has to use the https scheme if httpsRequired is set to true. Resetting to default.
CWWKS1636E: The post_logout_redirect_uri parameter: {0} does not match the value of the OpenID Connect provider attribute, postLogoutRedirectUris={1} in the client ID: {2}.
CWWKS1637E: The userinfo for {0} returned by Liberty user feature {1} is null.
CWWKS1638I: There are multiple UserinfoProvider configured.
CWWKS1639E: The userinfo for {0} returned by Liberty user feature {1} is invalid.
CWWKS1640W: A request for a JWK JSON string could not be processed. The OpenID Connect provider attributes keyStoreRef or keyAliasName might be incorrect, or the signatureAlgorithm attribute might not be set to RS256.
CWWKS1641E: The claims from the third-party ID token could not be propagated for the OpenID Connect provider {0}. {1}
CWWKS1642E: The {0} OpenID Connect provider encountered the following error when it tried to build logout tokens for back-channel logout requests: {1}
CWWKS1643E: The OpenID Connect provider cannot extract claims to reuse from the ID token. The error is: {0}
CWWKS1644E: The {0} OpenID Connect provider encountered the following error when it retrieved the {1} client to build back-channel logout tokens: {2}
CWWKS1645W: The Java version used by this run time [{0}] is not supported by the ID token Mediator SPI. The supported Java version is 1.7 or higher.
CWWKS1646E: The [{0}] issuer claim in the ID token does not match the [{1}] expected issuer for the {2} OpenID Connect provider.
CWWKS1647E: The ID token is not valid because it is missing at least one claim that is required: {0}
CWWKS1648E: A back-channel logout request sent by the {0} OpenID Connect provider to {1} with a logout token with claims {2} did not succeed. The response status code is {3} and the response body is [{4}].
CWWKS1649E: A back-channel logout request sent by the {0} OpenID Connect provider to {1} with a logout token with claims {2} encountered an error: {3}
CWWKS1650I: A Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) AuthConfigProvider class has been added via the AuthConfigFactory.registerConfigProvider API. The AuthConfigProvider class name is {0}.
CWWKS1651I: A Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) AuthConfigProvider class has been removed via the AuthConfigFactory.removeRegistration API. The AuthConfigProvider class name is {0}.
CWWKS1652A: Authentication failed with status {0} for the web request {1}. The user defined Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) service {2} has determined that the authentication data is not valid.
CWWKS1653I: A user defined feature implementing a Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) provider service has been activated. The service class name is {0}.
CWWKS1654I: A user defined feature implementing a Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) provider service has been deactivated. The service class name is {0}.
CWWKS1655I: The default Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) AuthConfigFactory class {0} is being used because the Java security property authconfigprovider.factory is not set.
CWWKS1656I: The Java Authentication SPI for Containers (JASPIC) AuthConfigFactory class being used is {0}. The class name is the value of the Java security property authconfigprovider.factory.
CWWKS1700I: OpenID Connect client {0} configuration successfully processed.
CWWKS1701I: OpenID Connect client {0} configuration change successfully processed.
CWWKS1702E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] with encoding [{2}] cannot continue to process the request due to [{1}].
CWWKS1703E: The OpenID Connect client requires SSL (HTTPS) but the OpenID Connect provider URL is HTTP: [{0}]. Update the configuration to use an HTTPS URL, or use the OpenID Connect Client feature and set enforceHTTPS to false.
CWWKS1703E: The OpenID Connect client requires SSL (HTTPS) but the OpenID Connect provider URL is HTTP: [{0}]. Update the configuration to use an HTTPS URL, or use the OpenID Connect Client feature and set enforceHTTPS to false.
CWWKS1704E: The current state [{0}] for the OpenID Connect client [{2}] and the state parameter [{1}] in the response from the OpenID Connect provider do not match. This condition is not allowed.
CWWKS1704E: The current state [{0}] for the OpenID Connect client [{2}] and the state parameter [{1}] in the response from the OpenID Connect provider do not match. This condition is not allowed.
CWWKS1705E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] failed to authenticate the ID token because a subject identifier was not included in the token.
CWWKS1705E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] failed to authenticate the ID token because a subject identifier was not included in the token.
CWWKS1706E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] failed to validate the ID token due to [{0}].
CWWKS1706E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] failed to validate the ID token due to [{0}].
CWWKS1707E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] was unable to create an SSL context due to [{0}]. Ensure that your SSL feature is properly configured.
CWWKS1707E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] was unable to create an SSL context due to [{0}]. Ensure that your SSL feature is properly configured.
CWWKS1708E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] is unable to contact the OpenID Connect provider at [{2}] to receive an ID token due to [{0}].
CWWKS1709E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] encountered an error while processing the HTTP response from the OpenID Connect provider due to [{0}].
CWWKS1710E: The OpenID Connect request has been denied by the user, or another error occurred that resulted in denial of the request.
CWWKS1710E: The OpenID Connect request has been denied by the user, or another error occurred that resulted in denial of the request.
CWWKS1711E: The request has been denied by the user, or another error occurred that resulted in denial of the request.
CWWKS1712E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] did not receive an ID token from the OpenID Connect provider [{1}].
CWWKS1713E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] request requires [openid] scope but the scope set [{1}] specified in the OpenID Connect client configuration is missing the required scope.
CWWKS1714E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] enabled nonce but the nonce verification failed. The nonce [{1}] in the token does not match the nonce that was specified in the request to the OpenID Connect provider.
CWWKS1715E: The OSGi service {0} is not available.
CWWKS1716E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token which is in the request has expired. The expiration time ("exp") is [{0}] and the current time is [{1}].
CWWKS1717E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token which is in the request is not valid. The issue at time ("iat") [{0}] is after the current time [{1}] and this condition is not allowed.
CWWKS1718E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token which is in the request does not have the [{0}] claim. The required claims are [{1}].
CWWKS1719E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token which is in the request cannot be used. The not before time ("nbf") [{0}] is after the current time [{1}] and this condition is not allowed.
CWWKS1720E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token which is in the request is not active. The validation method is [{0}], and the validation endpoint url is [{1}].
CWWKS1721E: The resource server received an error [{0}] while it was attempting to validate the access token. It is either expired or cannot be recognized by the validation end point [{1}].
CWWKS1722E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token does not contain the claim [{0}] specified by the [{1}] attribute.
CWWKS1723E: An invalid_client error occurred while the resource server was attempting to validate the access token using the client id [{0}] and the validation url [{1}].
CWWKS1724E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the issuerIdentifier [{0}] in the configuration does not contain the "iss" claim [{1}] in the access token.
CWWKS1725E: The resource server failed to validate the access token because the validationEndpointUrl [{0}] was either not a valid URL or could not perform the validation.
CWWKS1726E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the request does not have a required propagation token, such as: an access token or jwt token.
CWWKS1727E: The resource server failed the authentication request because it cannot validate the access token due to an error [{0}]. The validation method is [{1}], and the validation endpoint url is [{2}].
CWWKS1729E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the validation method [{0}] was not appropriate for the validation endpoint URL [{1}].
CWWKS1729E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the validation method [{0}] was not appropriate for the validation endpoint URL [{1}].
CWWKS1730E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the data type of the [{0}] claim in the access token associated with the [{1}] configuration attribute is not valid.
CWWKS1731E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token does not contain the claim [{0}] specified by the [{1}] attribute.
CWWKS1731E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the access token does not contain the claim [{0}] specified by the [{1}] attribute.
CWWKS1732E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] configuration is disabled because the validationEndpointUrl value [{1}] is not valid and inboundPropagation is "required".
CWWKS1733W: The validationEndpointUrl [{0}] is not valid but the inboundPropagation attribute is set to "supported". To support inbound propagation, a valid validationEndpointUrl must be specified, so the OpenID Connect client [{1}] will behave as if its inboundPropagation value were "none".
CWWKS1734E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] failed to authenticate the ID token because the claim [{1}] specified by the [{2}] configuration attribute was not included in the token.
CWWKS1735E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the response from the validation end point [{0}] has the [{1}] claim, but the [{2}] attribute is set to true.
CWWKS1735E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the response from the validation end point [{0}] has the [{1}] claim, but the [{2}] attribute is set to true.
CWWKS1736E: The Java version used by this run time [{0}] is not supported by the JSON Web Token library. The supported Java version is [{1}] or higher.
CWWKS1736E: The Java version used by this run time [{0}] is not supported by the JSON Web Token library. The supported Java version is [{1}] or higher.
CWWKS1737E: The OpenID Connect client [{1}] failed to validate the JSON Web Token. The cause of the error was: [{0}]
CWWKS1738E: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] failed to authenticate the JSON Web Token because the claim [{1}] specified by the [{2}] configuration attribute was not included in the token.
CWWKS1739E: A signing key required by signature algorithm [{0}] was not available. {1}
CWWKS1739E: A signing key required by signature algorithm [{0}] was not available. {1}
CWWKS1740W: The inbound propagation token for client [{1}] is not valid due to [{0}]. The request will be authenticated using OpenID Connect.
CWWKS1741W: The signatureAlgorithm of the OpenID Connect client [{0}] is set to [{1}].
CWWKS1743E: The token validation failed. Another JSON Web Token (JWT) with the same ''iss'':[{0}] and ''jti'':[{1}] has already been received.
CWWKS1744E: The current state [{0}] of a response to the OpenID Connect client [{1}] is not valid. The state value is either expired or has already been used.
CWWKS1745E: The WASOidcCode cookie [{0}] in the request to the OpenID Connect client [{1}] is not valid. Its value might have been modified.
CWWKS1745E: The WASOidcCode cookie [{0}] in the request to the OpenID Connect client [{1}] is not valid. Its value might have been modified.
CWWKS1746E: Tokens could not be extracted from the HTTP response. Check the format of the response.
CWWKS1747E: A JSON Web Key (JWK) was not returned from the URL [{0}]. The response status was [{1}], and the content returned was [{2}].
CWWKS1748E: A GET request to [{0}] is not valid. A response code of 500 is returned.
CWWKS1748E: The UserInfo URL [{0}] could not be contacted. The response status was [{1}] and the content returned was [{2}].
CWWKS1749E: A request to [{0}] is not valid. The required state parameter is missing. A response code of 500 is returned.
CWWKS1749E: The User Info data [{0}] is invalid because the sub claim does not match the sub claim of the ID Token [{1}].
CWWKS1751E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by [{0}] because the (iss) issuer [{1}] specified in the token does not match the [issuerIdentifier] attribute [{2}] for the provider specified in the OpenID Connect client configuration. Check the issuerIdentifier attribute on the client configuration.
CWWKS1752E: An error occurred while attempting to sign an ID token using the [{0}] algorithm: [{1}].
CWWKS1753E: An error occurred while attempting to sign an ID token using the [{0}] algorithm: [{1}].
CWWKS1754E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by [{1}] because the (aud) audience [{0}] specified in the token does not match the clientId [{1}] specified in the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS1755E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by [{1}] because the (azp) authorized party [{0}] specified in the token does not match the clientId [{1}] specified in the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS1756E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by [{0}] using the [{2}] algorithm due to a signature verification failure: [{1}].
CWWKS1757E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by [{0}] using the [{2}] algorithm due to a signature verification failure: [{1}].
CWWKS1758E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by the [{0}] due to [{1}]. This might have been caused by either the current time [{2}] being after the token expiration time [{3}] or the issue time [{4}] being too far away from the current time [{2}].
CWWKS1759E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by the [{0}] due to hash mismatch of access token [{1}] and the at_hash claim [{2}] in the ID token.
CWWKS1760E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by the [{0}] due to signature missing from the ID token. OpenID Connect client (relying party or RP) configuration specified [{1}] algorithm and expects a signed ID token.
CWWKS1761E: Validation failed for the ID token requested by the [{0}] due to a mismatch of signing algorithms between the OpenID Connect client [{1}] and the OpenID Connect provider [{2}].
CWWKS1764E: The token endpoint request failed. An error occurred while attempting to sign a JWT token using the [{0}] algorithm: [{1}].
CWWKS1765E: The token endpoint request failed. Validation failed for the JWT token requested from [{0}] due to a signature verification Exception: [{1}].
CWWKS1766E: The token endpoint request failed. Validation failed for the JWT token requested by [{0}] using the [{2}] algorithm due to a signature verification failure: [{1}].
CWWKS1771E: The OpenID Connect client configuration needs a jwkEndpointUrl attribute.
CWWKS1773E: Validation failed for the token requested by the [{0}] OpenID Connect client for the [{1}] user because the token is outside of its valid range. This error occurs either because the [{2}] current time is after the [{3}] token expiration time or because the [{4}] issue time is too far away from the [{2}] current time.
CWWKS1774E: Validation failed for the token requested by [{1}] because the aud claim [{0}] in the token is not contained in the audiences attribute [{2}] of the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS1775E: Validation failed for the token requested by [{0}] because the required iat claim is not present in the token.
CWWKS1776E: Validation failed for the token requested by [{0}] using the [{2}] algorithm due to a signature verification failure: [{1}]
CWWKS1777E: Validation failed for the token requested by [{0}] due to a mismatch of signing algorithms between the OpenID Connect client and OpenID Connect provider. The signature algorithm for the client is [{1}] and the signature algorithm for the provider is [{2}].
CWWKS1778E: The token requested by [{0}] failed validation because the signature is missing from the token. The signatureAlgorithm attribute for the OpenID Connect client is set to [{1}]. This signature algorithm setting requires a signature.
CWWKS1779E: Validation failed for the token requested by [{0}] because the token did not contain an aud claim. The OpenID Connect client [{0}] is configured to trust only the following audiences: [{1}]
CWWKS1780E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the token which is in the request cannot be used. The not before time ("nbf") [{0}] is after the current time [{1}] and this condition is not allowed.
CWWKS1781E: Validation failed for the token requested by the client [{0}] because the (iss) issuer [{1}] that is specified in the token does not match any of the trusted issuers [{2}] that are specified by the [{3}] attribute of the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS1782E: The resource server failed the authentication request because the token contains a [{0}] claim, but the value of the [{1}] client configuration attribute indicates that the token must not contain the claim.
CWWKS1783W: The OpenID Connect client [{0}] includes {1} in the values that are specified by the [{2}] configuration attribute. The specified values will be ignored.
CWWKS1784E: The token is not valid because it does not contain an issuer claim.
CWWKS1800W: The java permission configuration in {2} is incorrect. An attempt to create permission {0} resulted in an exception due to {1}.
CWWKS1801W: The Java permission configuration in {2} is incorrect. An attempt to create permission {0} resulted in an exception due to {1}. This might occur if the application contains a custom permission class. In which case, the permission class is found in later processing and you can ignore this error.
CWWKS1850I: The custom password encryption service has started. The class name is {0}.
CWWKS1851I: The custom password encryption service has stopped. The class name is {0}.
CWWKS1852E: There was an unexpected exception during password decryption by using the custom password encryption service.
CWWKS1853E: There was an unexpected exception during password encryption by using the custom password encryption service.
CWWKS1854E: The third party custom password service is not available to process the custom encoded password.
CWWKS1855E: The password was not processed because the password algorithm name {0} is not supported. The supported types are {1}.
CWWKS1856E: The password was not processed because an unknown password algorithm exception was reported.
CWWKS1857E: The password was not processed because an invalid password cipher exception was reported.
CWWKS1858E: The password was not processed because an unsupported encoding exception was reported.
CWWKS1859E: The password was not decrypted because a decoding error was reported.
CWWKS1911E: No IdentityStore object supports validation of the user. Make sure that at least one IdentityStore object supports user validation.
CWWKS1912E: The HttpAuthenticationMechanism object for the {0} module in the {1} application could not be created.
CWWKS1916W: The Expression Language (EL) expression for the ''{0}'' attribute of the identity store annotation cannot be resolved to a valid value. Ensure that the EL expression and the result are valid and ensure that any referenced beans that are used in the expression are resolvable. The default attribute value of ''{1}'' is used instead.
CWWKS1917E: A hashAlgorithm parameter provided for the hashAlgorithm, {0}, is in the incorrect format. The parameter received is {1}. The required format is name=value.
CWWKS1918E: The credentials for the {0} caller cannot be validated. The DatabaseIdentityStore object failed to run the ''{1}'' query with an error: {2}
CWWKS1919W: The DatabaseIdentityStore failed to run the ''{1}'' query to get the groups for the {0} caller. The partial list of groups is {2}. The error is {3}.
CWWKS1920E: The credential provided to the IdentityStore object is not a UsernamePasswordCredential and cannot be validated.
CWWKS1922E: The hash algorithm bean was not found for class {0}.
CWWKS1923W: The ''{1}'' query did not return a password for the {0} caller on the DatabaseIdentityStore.
CWWKS1924W: The ''{1}'' query returned multiple results for the {0} caller on the DatabaseIdentityStore.
CWWKS1925E: The deployment for the {0} module in the {1} application failed because of multiple HttpAuthenticationMechanism implementations: {2}. This failure is likely an application packaging issue. Make sure that each module has only one HttpAuthenticationMechanism implementation.
CWWKS1926E: The form login or custom form login HttpAuthenticationMechanism bean is not configured correctly. It is missing the LoginToContinue annotation.
CWWKS1927E: No identity stores were configured. The credential that has a type of {0} cannot be used for fallback authentication with the user registry. Use either the javax.security.enterprise.credential.UsernamePasswordCredential class or the javax.security.enterprise.credential.BasicAuthenticationCredential class for the fallback authentication.
CWWKS1930I: The configured IdentityStore object was not found. If a user registry is configured, it will be used instead. If the IdentityStore object must be used, make sure that the IdentityStore object is configured properly.
CWWKS1931E: The {1} application failed deployment because both a login-config element in the web.xml file and the HttpAuthenticationsMechanism element were specified for the {0} module. Make sure that only one authentication mechanism is configured.
CWWKS1933E: The password hash for the DatabaseIdentityStore attribute is not valid because the {1} configuration parameter has a value of {0} that is not valid.
CWWKS1934E: The password hash for the DatabaseIdentityStore attribute is not valid because the {0} value of the {1} configuration parameter is less than the minimum value of {2}.
CWWKS1935E: The password hash from the database is not valid. {0}
CWWKS1936E: The user could not log in. The FormLoginHttpAuthenticationMechanism attribute could not be used for the log in because the {0} attribute is not set in the webAppSecurity element.
CWWKS1937E: A mismatch exists between the {0} contextRootForFormAuthenticationMechanism attribute and the {1} URL of {2}.
CWWKS1950E: The {0} OpenID Connect provider encountered an error on submitting back-channel logout requests: {1}
CWWKS1951E: The {0} OpenID Connect provider encountered an error while building or sending a back-channel logout request to {1}: {2}
CWWKS1952E: A back-channel logout token that is based on a cached ID token for the {0} client cannot be created due to the following error: {1}
CWWKS1953E: A back-channel logout token that is based on a cached ID token with claims [{0}] for the {1} client cannot be created due to the following error: {2}
CWWKS1954E: The [{0}] aud claim within the id_token_hint parameter does not match the [{1}] value for the client_id request parameter.
CWWKS2100E: Multiple resources have the name {0}. Authorization policy can not be determined.
CWWKS2101E: The role definition is not valid: {0}
CWWKS2102E: Multiple {0} elements with the name {1} were found
CWWKS2103E: Role {0} has a user, group, or special subject added more than once
CWWKS2104I: The authorization decision for resources in application {0} will be made by using the group names of the user that matches the role names required to access that resource.
CWWKS2202E: The token endpoint request failed because more than one JWT Token was found.
CWWKS2203E: The token endpoint request failed because there was no JWT Token found.
CWWKS2204E: During processing of the token endpoint request, the OpenID Connect Provider gets an unexpected Exception ({0}).
CWWKS2205E: The token endpoint request failed. The ''{0}'' claim [{1}] in the JWT Token is not in the right format. It should be in UTC time and must be an integer.
CWWKS2206E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token can not be verified. During verification of the ''sub'' claim: [{0}], an unexpected exception occurred.
CWWKS2207E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token is not valid because this OpenID Connect Provider is not included in its 'aud' claim (audience).
CWWKS2208E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token can not be verified. The JWT Token is missing the required ''{0}'' claim.
CWWKS2209E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token is not valid because its ''iss'' claim [{0}] does not match the client redirect URI or clientId specified in the configuration of the OpenID Connect Provider.
CWWKS2210E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT token is not valid because its ''sub'' claim [{0}] is not found in the OpenID Connect Provider user registry.
CWWKS2211E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token expired. The expiration time(''exp'') in the claim is [{0}].
CWWKS2212E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token is not valid. Its ''iat'' claim is [{0}]. The issued-at-time (''iat'') is in the future.
CWWKS2214E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token is not valid because its ''iss'' claim(issue-at-time):[{0}] exceeds the maximum JWT Token lifetime allowed, which is defined as tokenMaxLifetime in the configuration: [{1}] seconds.
CWWKS2215E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token needs to provide the 'iat' claim because 'iatRequired' is set to true in the configuration of the OpenID Connect Provider.
CWWKS2216E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token was requested prior to its ''nbf'' claim:[{0}].
CWWKS2217E: The token endpoint request failed. Another JWT Token with the same ''iss'':[{0}] and ''jti'':[{1}] has already been submitted.
CWWKS2251E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT token in the request is missing a required claim ''{0}''.
CWWKS2257E: The token endpoint request failed. The request is not valid because it is missing the required JWT Token.
CWWKS2258E: The token endpoint request failed. The method [{0}] gets an unexpected exception [{1}].
CWWKS2260E: The token endpoint request failed because the JWT Token was requested prior to its ''nbf'' claim. Current time plus clock skew in the OpenID Connect Provider is [{0}]. The ''nbf'' time is [{1}].
CWWKS2262E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT token ''iat'' claim time is in the future: [{0}]. The current time plus the clock skew: [{1}].
CWWKS2263E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT token time passed its ''exp'' claim: [{0}]. The current time plus the clock skew in the OpenID Connect Provider is [{1}].
CWWKS2265E: The token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token issuer [{0}] does not match clientId [{2}] or any redirect uri such as: [{1}].
CWWKS2266E: The token endpoint request failed. The audience claim [{0}] does not match the issuer identifier of the OpenID Connect Provider [{1}] or the token endpoint [{2}].
CWWKS2267E: The token endpoint request failed. The audience claim is [{0}] which does not match the issuer identifier of the provider [{1}], which is defined as the issuerIdentifier of the openidConnectProvider in the configuration.
CWWKS2268E: The token endpoint request failed. During verification of the sub claim [{0}], it gets an unexpected Registry Exception [{1}]
CWWKS2269E: The token endpoint request failed. Can not get a trust store to verify the JWT Token due to an Exception [{0}]. The configuration values in jwtGrantType are signatureAlgorithm: [{1}] trustStoreRef: [{2}] and the Alias Name is: [{3}]
CWWKS2270E: The token endpoint request failed. Can not get a trust store to verify the JWT Token. The signature algorithm for verification in the OpenID Connect provider is [{0}].
CWWKS2271E: During processing of the token endpoint request, the OpenID Connect Provider failed to process because of [{0}].
CWWKS2272E: The OAuth token endpoint request failed. The JWT Token is signed with RS256. It is only supported with the OpenID Connect token endpoint.
CWWKS2300E: The [{0}] URI for the {1} client registration metadata field is not valid because it uses the HTTP scheme but the [{2}] OAuth client is not a confidential client.
CWWKS2350E: The back-channel logout request sent to [{0}] is not supported by the social media login configuration [{1}].
CWWKS2351E: The {0} OpenID Connect client uses the {1} token endpoint authentication method. This authentication method requires a client secret, but a client secret is not configured.
CWWKS2400E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered an error while sending an authorization request to the OpenID Connect provider. {1}
CWWKS2401E: The configuration for the {0} OpenID Connect client is not valid or is missing data. {1}
CWWKS2402E: The {0} endpoint URL that is configured for the {1} OpenID Connect client does not use the HTTPS protocol, but HTTPS is required.
CWWKS2403E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error during discovery of metadata for the OpenID Connect provider from the [{1}] URL: {2}
CWWKS2404W: The OpenID Connect client cannot perform discovery because the providerURI attribute for the {0} OpenID Connect client is null or empty.
CWWKS2405E: The OpenID Connect provider metadata is missing the required [{0}] property.
CWWKS2406E: The {0} OpenID Connect client cannot redirect the user to the authorization endpoint because the client cannot determine the authorization endpoint URL. {1}
CWWKS2407E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error while verifying the authentication response from the OpenID Connect provider: {1}
CWWKS2408E: The callback request from the OpenID Connect provider is missing the state parameter.
CWWKS2409E: The [{0}] state parameter that is in the callback request from the OpenID Connect provider is not the correct length. The parameter is expected to be {1} characters long.
CWWKS2410E: The OpenID Connect client cannot find a state value that matches the [{0}] state parameter in the callback request from the OpenID Connect provider.
CWWKS2411E: The [{0}] state parameter that is included in the callback request does not match the state value that is stored by the OpenID Connect client.
CWWKS2412E: The [{0}] state parameter that is included in the callback request is outside of its valid time frame. The state value was created at {1} and is valid from {2} to {3}. The current time is {4}.
CWWKS2413E: The [{0}] callback request URL does not match the [{1}] redirect URI that is configured for the {2} OpenID Connect client.
CWWKS2414E: The callback request from the OpenID Connect provider contains the following error parameter value: [{0}]
CWWKS2415E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error during validation of the token that was received from the OpenID Connect provider: {1}
CWWKS2416E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error while sending a request to the token endpoint of the OpenID Connect provider: {1}
CWWKS2417E: The token is missing the required [{0}] claim.
CWWKS2418W: The OpenID Connect client encountered the following error when it sent a request to the [{0}] User Info URL of the OpenID Connect provider: {1}
CWWKS2419W: The request to the [{0}] User Info URL of the OpenID Connect provider returned a {1} HTTP status code. The OpenID Connect provider returned the following response: {2}
CWWKS2420E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error while getting the key to verify the identity token from the OpenID Connect provider: {1}
CWWKS2421E: The OpenID Connect client failed to connect to the [{0}] JWK URI of the OpenID Connect provider within {1} milliseconds. Consider updating the jwksConnectTimeout property in the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS2422E: The OpenID Connect client failed to read data from the [{0}] JWK URI of the OpenID Connect provider within {1} milliseconds. Consider updating the jwksReadTimeout property in the OpenID Connect client configuration.
CWWKS2423E: The following invalid response type is specified: ''{0}''. Valid response types are [{1}].
CWWKS2424E: The [{0}] value for the [{1}] claim in the token does not match the [{2}] expected value.
CWWKS2425E: The {0} OpenID Connect client token is invalid. The jwtClaims value on the JwtContext object is null or empty.
CWWKS2426E: The token has an empty [{0}] claim.
CWWKS2427E: The token is not valid because the token expired. The token expiration time is [{0}]. The current time minus the clock skew is [{1}]. The configured clock skew is {2} seconds.
CWWKS2428E: The token is deemed invalid due to the [{0}] value for the [{1}] claim being in the future. The sum of the current time and clock skew is [{2}], and the configured clock skew is {3} seconds.
CWWKS2429E: The token response from the OpenID Connect provider is missing at least one required parameter: {0}.
CWWKS2430E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client failed to build a JSON Web Token to use for client authentication. {1}
CWWKS2431E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client is missing the key that is needed to sign the token for client authentication.
CWWKS2432E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client encountered an error while setting up client authentication for the token endpoint for the [{1}] authentication method. {2}
CWWKS2433E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client does not have a key alias name configured, so the client cannot locate the keys that are needed to create the JSON Web Token for client authentication.
CWWKS2434E: The [{0}] OpenID Connect client does not have a keystore reference configured, so the client cannot locate the key to use to sign the JSON Web Token for client authentication.
CWWKS2435E: The client cannot retrieve the [{0}] private key from the [{1}] keystore to sign the JSON Web Token. {2}
CWWKS2436E: The client cannot retrieve the [{0}] public key from the [{1}] keystore to calculate the x5t header for the JSON Web Token. {2}
CWWKS2500W: The Expression Language (EL) expression for the {0} attribute of the OpenID authentication mechanism definition annotation cannot be resolved to a valid value. The value provided was ''{1}''. Ensure that the EL expression and the result are valid and ensure that any referenced beans that are used in the expression are resolvable. The default attribute value of ''{2}'' is used.
CWWKS2501W: The Expression Language (EL) expression for the {0} attribute of the claims definition annotation cannot be resolved to a valid value. The value provided was ''{1}''. Ensure that the EL expression and the result are valid and ensure that any referenced beans that are used in the expression are resolvable. The default attribute value of ''{2}'' is used.
CWWKS2502W: The Expression Language (EL) expression for the {0} attribute of the logout definition annotation cannot be resolved to a valid value. The value provided was ''{1}''. Ensure that the EL expression and the result are valid and ensure that any referenced beans that are used in the expression are resolvable. The default attribute value of ''{2}'' is used.
CWWKS2503W: The Expression Language (EL) expression for the {0} attribute of the OpenID provider metadata annotation cannot be resolved to a valid value. The value provided was ''{1}''. Ensure that the EL expression and the result are valid and ensure that any referenced beans that are used in the expression are resolvable. The default attribute value of ''{2}'' is used.
CWWKS2504E: The {0} OpenID Connect client encountered the following error while validating the credential for the authenticated user: {1}
CWWKS2505W: The claims JSON object in the OpenIdContext bean cannot add the subject value for client {0} because subject value is missing from the OpenIdClaims object.
CWWKS2506E: The OpenID Connect client {0} Claims key value is incorrect. The value is {1} and the expected type is {2}. The error is {3}.
CWWKS2507W: The value of the {0} attribute of the OpenID authentication mechanism definition annotation must not be a negative integer. If the attribute value is an Expression Language (EL) expression, it must not resolve to a negative integer. The value provided was ''{1}''. The default attribute value of ''{2}'' is used instead.
CWWKS2520E: The {0} signature algorithm in the JWT header is not one of the allowed signature algorithms: {1}.
CWWKS2521E: The {0} signature algorithm in the JWT header requires a signing key, but a signing key is not specified.
CWWKS2850I: The JACC service is starting. The Policy Provider class name is {0}. The PolicyConfigurationFactory class name is {1}.
CWWKS2851I: The JACC service has started. The Policy Provider class name is {0}. The PolicyConfigurationFactory class name is {1}.
CWWKS2852I: The JACC service has stopped. The Policy Provider class name is {0}. The built-in authorization service is activated.
CWWKS2853E: The JACC service failed to start. The Policy Provider class name is {0}. The PolicyConfigurationFactory class name is {1}.
CWWKS2854E: The JACC provider cannot be initialized because the Policy class name is not set by the property (javax.security.jacc.policy.provider).
CWWKS2855E: The JACC provider cannot be initialized because the PolicyConfigurationFactory class name is not set by the property (javax.security.jacc.PolicyConfigurationFactory.provider).
CWWKS2856W: The Policy class name {0} which is specified by the JVM system property (javax.security.jacc.policy.provider) is not identical to the class name {1} which is specified by the JACC provider. {1} will be used.
CWWKS2857W: The PolicyConfigurationFactory class name {0} which is specified by the JVM system property (javax.security.jacc.PolicyConfigurationFactory.provider) is not consistent with the class name {1} which is specified by the JACC provider. {1} will be used.
CWWKS2858E: The JACC service is unable to load the PolicyConfigurationFactory class {0}.
CWWKS2859E: The JACC service is unable to set the Policy provider class {0} due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2860E: The JACC service is unable to get the PolicyConfiguration object with the contextID {0}. The exception is {1}.
CWWKS2861E: The JACC service is unable to propagate the Web security constraints with the contextID {0} to the JACC provider due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2862E: Authorization for the resource with the contextID {0} failed due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2863E: The module for processing the EJB security roles is not available.
CWWKS2864E: The module for processing the Web security roles is not available.
CWWKS2880E: The JACC service is unable to get the PolicyConfiguration object with the contextID {0}. The exception is {1}.
CWWKS2881E: The JACC service is unable to propagate the Web security constraints with the contextID {0} to the JACC provider due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2882E: Authorization for the Web resource with the contextID {0} failed due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2883E: The parameter object {0} of the method {1} is not valid. The expected object of the parameter is {2}.
CWWKS2890E: The JACC service is unable to get the PolicyConfiguration object with the contextID {0}. The exception is {1}.
CWWKS2891E: Authorization for the resource with the contextID {0} failed due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2892E: The JACC service is unable to propagate the EJB security roles of the contextID {0} to the JACC provider due to the exception {1}.
CWWKS2893E: The parameter object {0} of the method {1} is not valid. The expected object of the parameter is {2}.
CWWKS2901E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because the RACF security management product is not installed. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2902E: SAF service {0} did not succeed due to a parameter list error. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2903E: SAF service {0} did not succeed due to an internal error. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2904E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because the SAF recovery environment could not be established. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2905E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because user {4} was not found in the SAF registry. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2906E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because user {4} has been revoked by the SAF registry. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2907E: SAF Service {0} did not succeed because user {4} has insufficient authority to access APPL-ID {5}. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2908W: SAF unauthenticated user {0} does not have the RESTRICTED attribute set.
CWWKS2909E: A SAF authentication or authorization attempt was rejected because the server is not authorized to access the following SAF resource: {0}. Internal error code {1}.
CWWKS2910E: SAF service {0} did not succeed. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}. Internal error code {4}.
CWWKS2911E: SAF Service {0} did not succeed because the resource profile {4} in class {5} does not exist. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2912E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because user {4} is not authorized to access the resource profile {5} in class {6}. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2913E: UNIX system service {0} failed. Return value {1}. Return code {2}. Reason code {3}. Internal error code {4}.
CWWKS2914E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because group {4} is not authorized to access the resource profile {5} in class {6}. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2915E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because group {4} was not found in the SAF registry. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2916E: SAF service {0} did not succeed because group {4} is revoked by the SAF registry. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2917E: SAF Service {0} did not succeed because group {4} has insufficient authority to access APPL-ID {5}. SAF return code {1}. RACF return code {2}. RACF reason code {3}.
CWWKS2918E: An attempt to retrieve the SAFGroupList from a {0} SAFCredential type failed. The SAFGroupList is only available for MAPPED SAFCredentials.
CWWKS2930W: A SAF authentication attempt using authorized SAF services was rejected because the server is not authorized to access the APPL-ID {0}. Authentication will proceed using unauthorized SAF services.
CWWKS2931I: The server is now authorized to access the APPL-ID {0}. Authentication will proceed using authorized SAF services.
CWWKS2932I: The {0} version of the SAF user registry is activated. Authentication will proceed using {0} native services.
CWWKS2933E: The username and password could not be checked because the BPX.DAEMON profile is active, and the address space is not under program control.
CWWKS2934E: The server is not permitted to use the authorized SAF registry.
CWWKS2935W: The server attribute includeSafGroups is enabled but the server doesn't have access to the required authorized functions.
CWWKS2936I: Server initialization is in progress and SAF authorized services are currently unavailable. Look for a subsequent CWWKS2938I message on the availability of SAF authorized services. The server.xml file contains the safRegistry element with the attribute enableFailover set to true. This setting allows failover to unauthorized UNIX System Services if SAF authorized services remain unavailable.
CWWKS2937I: Server initialization is in progress and SAF authorized services are currently unavailable. Look for a subsequent CWWKS2938I message on the availability of SAF authorized services. The server.xml file contains the safRegistry element with the enableFailover attribute set to false. This setting prevents failover to unauthorized UNIX System Services if SAF authorized services remain unavailable.
CWWKS2938I: SAF authorized services are available, and the server.xml file contains the safRegistry element with the enableFailover={0} attribute. If SAF authorized services become unavailable when the enableFailover attribute is true, the SAF registry uses the unauthorized UNIX System Services. Otherwise, attempts to access protected resources will fail.
CWWKS2960W: Cannot create the default credential for SAF authorization of unauthenticated users. All authorization checks for unauthenticated users will fail. The default credential could not be created due to the following error: {0}
CWWKS2961E: Could not read APPLDATA from SAF EJBROLE profile {0} due to the following error: {1}
CWWKS3000E: A configuration exception has occurred. There is no configured refId parameter for the userRegistry configuration.
CWWKS3001E: A configuration exception has occurred. The requested UserRegistry instance with ID {0} could not be found.
CWWKS3002E: A configuration exception has occurred. The requested UserRegistry factory of type {0} could not be found.
CWWKS3003E: A configuration exception has occurred. A configuration for registry type {0} does not define an ID.
CWWKS3004E: An internal exception has occurred. The service {0} does not define the registry type it implements.
CWWKS3005E: A configuration exception has occurred. No UserRegistry implementation service is available. Ensure that you have a user registry configured.
CWWKS3006E: A configuration exception has occurred. There are multiple available UserRegistry implementation services; the system cannot determine which to use.
CWWKS3007E: A configuration exception has occurred. A configuration of type {0} with ID {1} conflicts with configuration of type {2} with ID {3}. Ignoring configuration of type {0} with ID {1}.
CWWKS3008I: The user registry with ID {0} is federated.
CWWKS3009I: The user registry with ID {0} is removed from federation.
CWWKS3010E: An unexpected exception occurred federating user registries: {0}.
CWWKS3100E: The user definition is not valid: {0}
CWWKS3101E: The group definition is not valid: {0}
CWWKS3102E: The member definition is not valid: {0}
CWWKS3103W: There are no users defined for the BasicRegistry configuration of ID {0}.
CWWKS3104E: Multiple users with the name ''{0}'' are defined. The entries for this user will not be used.
CWWKS3105E: Multiple groups with the name ''{0}'' are defined. The entries for this group will not be used.
CWWKS3106W: Multiple member entries with the name ''{0}'' are defined for the group ''{1}''.
CWWKS3107W: Member entry with the name ''{0}'' for group ''{1}'' does not match a defined user.
CWWKS3108W: A custom X.509 certificate mapper was not bound with this basic registry.
CWWKS3109W: The filter or distinguished name ''{0}'' returned from the X.509 custom certificate mapper does not map to a registry user.
CWWKS3110W: The custom X.509 certificate mapper threw a CertificateMapNotSupportedException exception.
CWWKS3111E: The custom X.509 certificate mapper threw a CertificateMapFailedException exception.
CWWKS3112W: The ''{0}'' distinguished name (DN) does not map to a valid basic registry user.
CWWKS3113W: The basic registry is configured to ignore X.509 certificate authentication requests.
CWWKS3200E: A configuration exception has occurred. The attribute {0} must be defined.
CWWKS3201E: An exception occurred when enabling the LDAP SSL Socket Factory: {0}.
CWWKS3202E: An unsupported LDAP server type was specified: {0}.
CWWKS3203E: The sslEnabled attribute is set to true, but the SSL feature is not enabled.
CWWKS3204E: The failover servers definition is not valid: {0}
CWWKS3205A: Unable to connect to {0}.
CWWKS3206A: Unable to authenticate to {0} with configured bind DN {1}.
CWWKS3400W: Binding with the {0} caller failed. The following exception occurred: {1}
CWWKS3401E: Searching for the {0} caller with the {1} filter and the {2} searchBase failed. The following exception occurred: {3}
CWWKS3402E: Searching for groups of {0} failed. The following exception occurred: {1}
CWWKS3403W: Multiple results were returned for the {0} caller on the LdapIdentityStore using the {1} filter and the {2} searchBase.
CWWKS3404W: Searching for the {1} attribute on the {0} entity failed. The following exception occurred: {2}
CWWKS3405W: The {0} caller is missing the {1} callerNameAttribute.
CWWKS3406W: The {0} group is missing the {1} groupNameAttribute.
CWWKS4000E: A configuration exception has occurred. The requested TokenService instance of type {0} could not be found.
CWWKS4001E: The security token cannot be validated. This can be for the following reasons 1. The security token was generated on another server using different keys. 2. The token configuration or the security keys of the token service which created the token has been changed. 3. The token service which created the token is no longer available.
CWWKS4001I: The security token cannot be validated. This can be for the following reasons 1. The security token was generated on another server using different keys. 2. The token configuration or the security keys of the token service which created the token has been changed. 3. The token service which created the token is no longer available.
CWWKS4002E: The constrained delegation (S4U2self and S4U2proxy) API requires a minimum Java runtime environment version of JavaSE 1.8.
CWWKS4003E: The constrained delegation OSGi service {0} is not available.
CWWKS4004E: Could not retrieve the BundleContext for the {0} bundle. The bundle may still be loading. Try again later.
CWWKS4005E: There was a syntax error encountered while retrieving the TokenService using the {0} service filter: {1}
CWWKS4100E: There is no initialized token factory.
CWWKS4101E: There is no unique ID with which to create the token.
CWWKS4102E: The system cannot create the LTPA token because the required {0} property is missing.
CWWKS4103I: Creating the LTPA keys. This may take a few seconds.
CWWKS4104A: LTPA keys created in {0} seconds. LTPA key file: {1}
CWWKS4105I: LTPA configuration is ready after {0} seconds.
CWWKS4106E: LTPA configuration error. Unable to create or read LTPA key file: {0}
CWWKS4107A: The following LTPA keys files are either created, deleted, or modified: {0}, or the LTPA configuration was modified. All the LTPA keys are reloaded.
CWWKS4108E: The system cannot create the LTPA key.
CWWKS4109W: The {0} value for the notUseAfterDate attribute for the {1} LTPA validation keys file is in the past. The LTPA validation keys cannot be used.
CWWKS4110E: The {0} value for the notUseAfterDate attribute for the {1} LTPA validation keys file has an invalid date format. The LTPA validation keys cannot be used.
CWWKS4111E: The {0} LTPA validationKeys element that is specified in the server.xml file is missing either the filename, password, or both: {1}.
CWWKS4112E: The {0} LTPA validation keys file does not exist.
CWWKS4113W: The monitorDirectory attribute is set to true but the monitor interval is {0}. No dynamic reload occurs when validation keys files are created, modified or deleted in the directory.
CWWKS4300I: The SPNEGO configuration {0} was successfully processed.
CWWKS4301I: The SPNEGO configuration {0} was successfully modified.
CWWKS4302I: The Kerberos configuration file is not specified in the server.xml file, the default {0} will be used.
CWWKS4303E: The specified Kerberos configuration file {0} could not be found.
CWWKS4304I: The Kerberos keytab file is not specified in the server.xml file, the default {0} will be used.
CWWKS4305E: The specified Kerberos keytab file {0} could not be found.
CWWKS4306E: <html><head><title>SPNEGO authentication is not supported.</title></head> <body>SPNEGO authentication is not supported on this client browser.</body></html>.
CWWKS4307E: <html><head><title>An NTLM Token was received.</title></head> <body>Your client browser configuration is correct, but you have not logged into a supported Windows Domain.<p> Please login to the supported Windows Domain.</body></html>.
CWWKS4308E: Can not create a GSSCredential for service principal name: {0}. A GSSException was received: {1}
CWWKS4309E: Can not create a GSSCredential for any of the service principal names. All requests will not use SPNEGO authentication.
CWWKS4310W: The client delegated GSSCredentials were expected to be received but were not found for user: {0}
CWWKS4311E: The method {0} called the HttpServletResponse''s getWriter and failed with an exception {1}
CWWKS4312E: The Kerberos configuration file is not specified in the server.xml file and the default Kerberos configuration file {0} could not be found.
CWWKS4313E: The Kerberos keytab file is not specified in the server.xml file and the default Kerberos keytab file {0} could not be found.
CWWKS4314I: The servicePrincipalNames attribute is not specified in the server.xml file or its value is empty; the default {0} will be used.
CWWKS4315E: Can not find a GSSCredential for the service principal name {0}.
CWWKS4316W: The servicePrincipalNames have more than one SPN for host name {0}.
CWWKS4317E: The custom error page URL {0} is malformed. The default error page will be used.
CWWKS4318E: Can not load the custom error page {0} due to {1}. The default error page will be used.
CWWKS4319E: Can not get the content type for the custom error page {0} due to {1}. The default error page will be used.
CWWKS4320E: The GSSContext cannot be established with a valid SPNEGO or Kerberos token included in the {0} HttpServletRequest.
CWWKS4321E: Can not get the delegate service SPN {0} from the GSSCredential. A GSSException was received: {1}
CWWKS4322E: Delegate SPN {0} can not authenticate to the Key Distribution Center (KDC) using the Kerberos configuration file {1} and keytab file {2}. Login exception was received: {3}
CWWKS4323E: The [{0}] attribute from the {1} element conflicts with the [{2}] attribute from the {3} element. Specify a value only on either the {1} or the {3} element, not on both elements. It is suggested to specify the value only on the {1} element.
CWWKS4324E: <html><head><title>SPNEGO authentication failed. Contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.</title></head> <body>The client sent the SPNEGO token. The server cannot validate the client's SPNEGO token. Contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.</body></html>.
CWWKS4340E: Can not impersonate the user {0} to get the user GSSCredential for self when using the delegate service principal name {1} due to the exception {2}.
CWWKS4341E: Can not impersonate the user {0} to get the GSSCredential for the back end service when using the delegate service principal name {1} due to the exception {2}.
CWWKS4342E: Can not process method {0} because the constrained delegation S4U2self is not enabled.
CWWKS4343E: Can not process method {0} because the constrained delegation S4U2proxy is not enabled.
CWWKS4344E: The Kerberos constrained delegation feature is not supported with the {0} Java vendor and version {1}.
CWWKS4345E: The [{0}] attribute from the {1} element is configured to a file that does not exist at: {2}
CWWKS4346I: The Kerberos component is configured to use a {0} file located at {1}
CWWKS4347E: Kerberos login failed with the {0} Kerberos principal and the {1} Kerberos credential cache (ccache). A Kerberos ticket was not found.
CWWKS4348E: Kerberos login failed with the {0} Kerberos principal and the {1} Kerberos keytab file. A Kerberos ticket was not found.
CWWKS4349E: Kerberos login failed with the {0} Kerberos principal and the default Kerberos keytab file. A Kerberos ticket was not found.
CWWKS4350E: A null string is not a valid authentication filter rule.
CWWKS4351E: The filter condition is malformed. s1 = {0}; s2 = {1}; s3 = {2}.
CWWKS4352E: The filter match type should be one of: ==, !=, %=, > or <. The match type used was {0}.
CWWKS4353E: The filter match type should be one of: equals, notContain, contains, greaterThan or lessThan. The match type used was {0}.
CWWKS4354E: A malformed IP address range was specified. Found {0} rather than a wildcard.
CWWKS4355E: An unknown host exception was raised for IP address {0}.
CWWKS4356E: Can not convert the IP attribute value {0} to an IP address.
CWWKS4357I: The authFilter element is not specified in the server.xml file.
CWWKS4358I: The authentication filter {0} configuration was successfully processed.
CWWKS4359I: The authentication filter {0} configuration was successfully modified.
CWWKS4360E: The authFilter element specified in the server.xml file is missing the required id attribute {0}
CWWKS5000I: The SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5001I: The SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5002I: The SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 endpoint service is activated.
CWWKS5002I: The SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 endpoint service is activated.
CWWKS5003E: The requested endpoint of [{0}] is not supported in this SAML Web Single Sign-On (SSO) service provider (SP).
CWWKS5003E: The requested endpoint of [{0}] is not supported in this SAML Web Single Sign-On (SSO) service provider (SP).
CWWKS5004E: The service provider ID of [{0}] in the request is not configured in this SAML Web Single Sign-On (SSO) service provider (SP) or is not enabled.
CWWKS5005E: A SAML Web Single Sign-On request cannot be processed because there is no SAML Web SSO feature available.
CWWKS5006E: A SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 service provider was configured with an empty id attribute. The id attribute for SAML Web SSO service providers must not be empty.
CWWKS5007E: An internal server error occurred while processing SAML Web Single Sign-On (SSO) request [{0}]. Cause:[{1}], StackTrace: [{2}].
CWWKS5008E: The SAML response from the identity provider (IdP) [{0}] has a status code other than Success. Status code: [{1}]. Status Message:[{2}].
CWWKS5009E: The SAML Response from Identity Provider [{0}] does not contain an assertion.
CWWKS5010E: The SAML response contains a SAML Assertion version [{0}] that is not supported by the runtime. The required version is 2.0.
CWWKS5011E: The IssueInstant [{0}] in the SAML response is out of range. The current time is [{1}]. The current clock skew setting is {2} seconds.
CWWKS5012E: The destination [{0}] in the SAML response is not valid. The expected destination is [{1}].
CWWKS5013E: The header named as [{0}] must contain a valid SAML Assertion but it either does not exist in the HTTP request or the SAML Assertion is an empty string.
CWWKS5014W: The URL [{0}] that is specified by the [{1}] attribute in the [{2}] configuration is not valid. The default post-logout page will be used.
CWWKS5016I: The SAML Web SSO Version 2.0 configuration [{0}] was successfully deactivated.
CWWKS5018E: The SAML response cannot be decoded or parsed. [{1}:{0}].
CWWKS5021E: The identity provider (IdP) metadata file [{1}] does not contain issuer [{0}] for the SAML assertion with ID [{2}].
CWWKS5023E: The identity provider (IdP) metadata file [{0}] in the service provider (SP) [{1}] is not valid. The cause of the error is [{2}]
CWWKS5025E: The identity provider (IdP) metadata file [{0}] in the service provider (SP) [{1}] does not exist or cannot be accessed. [{2}]
CWWKS5028E: The identity provider (IdP) does not respond with a SAMLResponse message.
CWWKS5029E: The relay state [{0}] in the response from the identity provider (IdP) was not recognized.
CWWKS5033E: The SAML assertion with [{0}] cache key was not found.
CWWKS5036E: The [{0}] file was not loaded. [{1}]
CWWKS5038I: The identity provider (IdP) Metadata file [{1}] for the service provider (SP) [{0}] has been modified.
CWWKS5040E: The InResponseTo attribute [{0}] is not allowed in an unsolicited SAML response.
CWWKS5041E: The expected RelayState parameter was not included in the SAML response message from the IdP.
CWWKS5044E: The Issuer element in the SAML assertion has a Format attribute [{1}] that is not supported, the format must be omitted or set to [{0}].
CWWKS5045E: The value for the Issuer element [{0}] in the SAML assertion is not valid.
CWWKS5046E: There is an error while verifying the SAML response message Signature.
CWWKS5048E: There is an error while verifying the SAML assertion Signature.
CWWKS5049E: The SAML assertion Signature is not trusted or is not valid. [{0}]
CWWKS5050E: The SAML assertion does not contain a [{0}] element. A [{0}] element is required.
CWWKS5051E: The SAML assertion contains a SubjectConfirmationData element with a NotBefore attribute. This condition is not allowed.
CWWKS5052E: The [{0}] attribute on the [{1}] element in the SAML assertion is missing or empty. This condition is not allowed.
CWWKS5053E: The NotOnOrAfter attribute [{0}] in the SubjectConfirmationData element is out of range. The current time is [{1}]. The current clock skew setting is {2} seconds.
CWWKS5055E: The Recipient [{0}] in the SAML assertion does not match the AssertionConsumerService (ACS) URL: [{1}].
CWWKS5057E: The NotBefore attribute [{0}] is out of range. The current time is [{1}]. The current clock skew setting is {2} seconds.
CWWKS5058E: The NotOnOrAfter condition [{0}] is out of range. The current time is [{1}]. The current clock skew setting is {2} minutes.
CWWKS5059E: The Conditions element in the SAML assertion contains an attribute [{0}] that is not supported.
CWWKS5060E: The value [{0}] for the Audience element in the SAML assertion is not valid. The expected value for the Audience element is [{1}].
CWWKS5062E: The SessionNotOnOrAfter attribute [{0}] is out of range. The current time is [{1}]. The current clock skew setting is {2} seconds.
CWWKS5063E: SAML Exception: The SAML service provider (SP) failed to process the authentication request.
CWWKS5067E: The SAML response [{0}] contains an InResponseTo attribute [{1}] that is not valid. The expected value for InResponseTo is [{2}].
CWWKS5068E: The SAML assertion does not contain a [{0}] element. A [{0}] element is required.
CWWKS5072E: Authentication was not successful for the user ID [{0}].
CWWKS5073E: The service provider [{0}] cannot find the private key in the [{1}] keystore.
CWWKS5074E: The service provider [{0}] cannot find the certificate in the [{1}] keystore.
CWWKS5075E: The service provider [{1}] run time cannot find the authFilter specified by the authFilterRef [{0}]. Please correct the configuration.
CWWKS5076E: The UserCredentialResolver fails to resolve the SAML Assertion and throws a UserIdentityException with the message [{0}].
CWWKS5077E: The run time cannot select the service provider (SP) from the list of service providers [{1}] to process the request [{0}].
CWWKS5078E: The OSGi service {0} is not available.
CWWKS5079E: The service provider [{1}] cannot find the identity provider (IdP) URL using the [{0}] metadata file.
CWWKS5080E: The service provider [{0}] cannot find the identity provider (IdP) URL because the idpMetadata is missing in the SAML WebSSO configuration.
CWWKS5081E: The service provider (SP) cannot process the SAML response because the SAML request is expired. The SP did not receive the SAML response from the identity provider (IdP) in the expected time interval. The SAML request was created at [{0}] and since the configuration attribute authnRequestTime is set to [{1}] minutes, the request expired at [{2}] and the current time is [{3}].
CWWKS5082E: The service provider (SP) cannot process the SAML response because the SAML assertion with ID [{0}] has been processed already.
CWWKS5083E: The service provider (SP) requires SSL (HTTPS) but HTTP was used in the request URL [{0}]. Update the configuration so that the [httpsRequired] attribute matches the request URL scheme.
CWWKS5084E: The service provider (SP) requires SSL (HTTPS) but HTTP was used in the identity provider (IdP) URL [{0}]. Update the configuration so that the [httpsRequired] attribute matches the IdP URL scheme.
CWWKS5085E: The SAML Response in the content of the header [{0}] in the HTTP request is not supported.
CWWKS5201E: An internal server error occurred while processing SAML Web Single Sign-On (SSO) for the inbound propagation [{0}]. Cause:[{1}], StackTrace: [{2}].
CWWKS5205E: The trustedIssuers [{0}] defined in the pkixTrustEngine configuration is not in use by the SAML Web SSO for the inbound propagation [{1}] feature and will be ignored.
CWWKS5207W: The inboundPropagation attribute is set to [{0}] in the configuration of samlWebSso20 [{2}]. The attributes [{1}] will be ignored during processing.
CWWKS5208E: The inbound SAML Assertion is not valid [{0}].
CWWKS5210E: The SAML Single Logout service encountered an error when it processed the logout request. {0}
CWWKS5211E: The SAML Single Logout service cannot process the request because the service cannot find the SAML provider (SP) that is specified in the request.
CWWKS5212E: The SAML Single Logout service cannot process the request because the service cannot find SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) request information.
CWWKS5213E: The SAML Single Logout service cannot display the post logout page because SAML message information is missing.
CWWKS5214E: The SAML Single Logout Service for the {0} provider cannot obtain the Single Logout Service endpoint URL of the Identity Provider (IdP) from the IdP metadata.
CWWKS5215E: The logout service cannot complete the SAML Single Logout since it cannot locate one unique service provider. However, the user security session in service providers are deleted. The available service providers are [{0}].
CWWKS5218E: The logout service cannot complete the SAML Single Logout since it cannot locate the user security session.
CWWKS5251W: The required SAML token is missing from the subject. This problem can occur if the user did not authenticate successfully using SAML, the user logged out earlier, or the SAML includeTokenInSubject configuration attribute is set to false.
CWWKS5252W: An exception occurred while attempting to extract the SAML token from the subject. The exception was: [{0}]
CWWKS5370W: The value for the [{0}] configuration attribute in the [{1}] social login configuration is empty. The default value [{2}] for the configuration attribute is used.
CWWKS5371E: The response from the Kubernetes user API cannot be processed: {0}
CWWKS5372E: The access token that is used to retrieve user information from the Kubernetes API is missing. Verify that an access token was returned from the token endpoint of the OAuth provider.
CWWKS5373E: The Kubernetes user API returned an unexpected [{0}] response code. Verify that the request to the API contains all of the required information and that the Kubernetes service account token was created with the correct permissions. The response from the API is [{1}].
CWWKS5374E: The Kubernetes user API response is missing an expected key: [{0}]. The full response is [{1}].
CWWKS5375E: The social login configuration [{0}] specifies that an access token is required in the request, but an access token is not present.
CWWKS5376W: The value for the [{0}] attribute in the social login configuration [{1}] indicates that an access token is expected to be found in the [{2}] request header. However, a token cannot be found in that header.
CWWKS5377E: The response from the Kubernetes user API is null or empty.
CWWKS5378E: The response from the Kubernetes user API is not a valid JSON object. The full response is {0}. {1}
CWWKS5379E: The value for the key [{0}] in the Kubernetes user API response is expected to be of type {1}, but the value is of type {2}. The full user API response is [{3}].
CWWKS5380E: The Kubernetes user API encountered an error while it was processing the access token. The error is [{0}]
CWWKS5381W: The social login configuration [{0}] specifies [{1}] as the value for the [{2}] attribute, but the user API response does not contain a [{1}] key. The [{3}] key, if present in the user API response, is used to determine the username instead.
CWWKS5382E: The following response from the user API cannot be processed: {0}
CWWKS5383E: The user API returned an unexpected [{0}] response code. Verify that the request to the API contains all required information. The response from the API is [{1}].
CWWKS5384E: The content of the response is not a valid JSON object. The full response is {0}. {1}
CWWKS5385E: The JSON object that is provided is missing an expected key: [{0}]. The full JSON object is [{1}].
CWWKS5386E: The value for the [{0}] key in the JSON data must be of type {1}, but the value is of type {2}. The JSON data is [{3}].
CWWKS5387E: The response from the token introspection API cannot be processed: {0}
CWWKS5388E: The token introspection request failed because the token that is included in the request is not valid. The full response is {0}.
CWWKS5389E: The user API response indicates that the user API request is not authenticated. Verify that the access token that is included in the user API request is valid and is associated with a known user.
CWWKS5390E: A required configuration parameter {0} is missing or has an invalid value {1}
CWWKS5391E: The social login client [{0}] failed to obtain OpenID Connect provider endpoint information through the discovery endpoint URL of [{1}]. Update the configuration for the Social Login (oidcLogin configuration) with the correct HTTPS discovery endpoint URL.
CWWKS5400I: The social login configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5401I: The social login configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5402I: The social login configuration [{0}] was successfully deactivated.
CWWKS5403E: An internal server error occurred while processing social login request [{0}]. Cause:[{1}], StackTrace: [{2}].
CWWKS5404E: Social Login Exception: The social login service provider failed to process the authentication request.
CWWKS5405E: The social login configuration [{0}] that is specified in the request is either missing or is not configured to serve this request.
CWWKS5406E: The requested endpoint of [{0}] is not supported in this social login service provider.
CWWKS5407I: The Social Login Version 1.0 endpoint service is activated.
CWWKS5408E: A social login request cannot be processed because there is no social login feature available.
CWWKS5409E: The signature for an authorized Twitter request cannot be created: {0}
CWWKS5410E: The response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint did not contain any parameters in the expected format. The response was: [{1}]
CWWKS5411E: The response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint did not contain one or more required parameters. The required parameters that are missing from the response are [{1}].
CWWKS5412E: The value of the [{0}] parameter in the response from the [{1}] Twitter endpoint did not match the expected value [{2}]. The value in the response was [{3}].
CWWKS5413E: The [{0}] parameter was empty in the response from the [{1}] Twitter endpoint. A value for this parameter must be provided to process the authorization request.
CWWKS5414E: The response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint cannot be evaluated because there is no content in the response body.
CWWKS5415E: The [{0}] Twitter endpoint request failed. The response status was [{1}] and the response content was: [{2}]
CWWKS5416W: The outgoing request to [{0}] might not succeed because the [{1}] parameter is missing or empty.
CWWKS5417E: An error was encountered while initializing the URI [{0}]: {1}
CWWKS5418E: An error was encountered while processing the request to the [{0}] Twitter endpoint: {1}
CWWKS5419E: The authorization request failed because there was an error while creating the result from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint.
CWWKS5420E: An error was encountered while redirecting the response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint: {1}
CWWKS5421E: The authorization request failed because the token provided in the request does not match the token that was used for the initial authorization request.
CWWKS5422E: The request intended for the [{0}] Twitter endpoint is missing a required parameter. The required parameters that are missing from the request are: {1}
CWWKS5423E: The response status from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint could not be determined. An error likely occurred while submitting or processing the request.
CWWKS5424E: Cannot process the response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint. {1}
CWWKS5425E: Too many social login services [{0}] are qualified to handle the request.
CWWKS5426E: The response from the [{0}] Twitter endpoint was not in the expected JSON format. The error was: [{1}]. The response content was: [{2}]
CWWKS5427E: The social media sign in page cannot be displayed because the social login feature cannot find any social login configurations that are configured to authenticate this request.
CWWKS5428W: The social login feature cannot find a social login configuration that matches the ID [{0}]. A social login configuration with the specified ID is expected to be present and configured to authenticate this request.
CWWKS5429E: The default social media sign in page cannot be displayed. {0}
CWWKS5430W: The social media selection page URL [{0}] that is specified by the social login web application configuration is not a valid URI. The default selection page will be used. {1}
CWWKS5431E: The social media selection page URL [{0}] that is specified by the social login web application configuration is not a relative path and does not use either the HTTP or HTTPS scheme.
CWWKS5432W: The social login feature cannot redirect the request to the custom social media selection page because the social login web application configuration is not available. The default selection page will be used.
CWWKS5433E: The request directed to [{0}] does not have a social login configuration with which it can be associated.
CWWKS5434E: The social login feature encountered an error while processing the redirect request. {0}
CWWKS5435E: The user name could not be extracted from the token that was obtained from the social media platform.
CWWKS5436E: The realm could not be extracted from the token that was obtained from the social media platform.
CWWKS5437E: The social login feature cannot create a subject for the user by using Twitter profile information and social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5438E: The social login feature cannot create an encrypted access token for the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5439E: The access token that was provided to the social login feature is null, so the token cannot be encrypted.
CWWKS5440E: The social login feature cannot encrypt the provided access token using the public key specified by the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5441E: The social login feature cannot encrypt the provided access token by using the secret key specified by the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5442E: The social login feature cannot complete the request by using the social login configuration [{0}] because the state value is missing.
CWWKS5443E: The social login feature cannot complete the request by using the social login configuration [{0}] because the value for the original request URL is missing or empty. The original request URL value must be present to redirect the user back to the protected resource that was originally requested.
CWWKS5444E: The access token that is provided to the social login feature cannot be decrypted by using the private key that is specified by the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5445E: The access token that is provided to the social login feature cannot be decrypted by using the secret key that is specified by the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5446E: The provided value is not in hexadecimal format, so it cannot be decoded.
CWWKS5447E: The request cannot be redirected to the authorization endpoint that is configured for the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5448E: A valid query string cannot be created for the authorization endpoint of the social login configuration [{0}] because the state value that was provided is null.
CWWKS5449E: A valid query string cannot be created for the authorization endpoint of the social login configuration [{0}] because the redirect URI that was provided is null.
CWWKS5450E: The request cannot invoke the token endpoint because an error occurred while retrieving SSL information for the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5451E: The social login feature encountered a problem while obtaining token information from the token endpoint that is configured for the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5452E: The social login feature cannot authenticate the user because the response from the user API that is configured for the social login configuration [{0}] is null or empty.
CWWKS5453E: The social login feature encountered a problem while creating a JSON Web Token (JWT) from the provided access token for the social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5454E: The social login feature cannot create a subject for the user with the provided authorization code using social login configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5455E: The social login feature cannot authenticate user [{0}] because an access token cannot be found.
CWWKS5456E: A user profile cannot be created because the access token that is provided is null.
CWWKS5457E: A user profile cannot be created because the access token that is provided was not found in the token cache.
CWWKS5458E: The social login configuration [{0}] that is associated with the cached token cannot be found.
CWWKS5459E: An access token cannot be found in the set of tokens that are provided to the social login feature.
CWWKS5460W: There are no user API configurations specified for the social login configuration [{0}].
CWWKS5461E: The social login feature encountered an error while getting user information from the user API [{0}] that is configured for social login configuration [{1}]. {2}
CWWKS5462E: The token endpoint URL value is null or empty.
CWWKS5463E: The SSL context for the social login configuration [{0}] cannot be loaded. {1}
CWWKS5464E: JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer functionality might not be available for the social login configuration [{0}] because the service for the specified social login configuration cannot be found.
CWWKS5465E: The context path [{0}] that is specified by the social login web application configuration contains characters that cannot be included in a valid URI path. The social login feature does not work with a context path that is not valid.
CWWKS5466E: SSL reference information for the social login feature cannot be loaded because an error was encountered while loading SSL properties. {0}
CWWKS5467E: Public keys cannot be loaded from the keystore because the keystore service cannot be found.
CWWKS5468E: An error occurred while loading the trusted certificates from the truststore [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5469E: A certificate with the alias [{0}] cannot be loaded from the truststore [{1}]. {2}
CWWKS5470E: The certificate with the alias [{0}] cannot be loaded from the truststore [{1}] because an error occurred while getting the public keys from the truststore. {2}
CWWKS5471E: A private key with the alias [{0}] cannot be loaded from the keystore [{1}]. {2}
CWWKS5472E: A private key cannot be loaded from the keystore [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5473E: A secret key with the alias [{0}] cannot be loaded from the keystore [{1}]. {2}
CWWKS5474E: Tokens cannot be extracted from the response because an error was encountered while parsing the response. [{0}]
CWWKS5475E: An HTTP request cannot be made because the provided URL is null or empty.
CWWKS5476E: An error occurred while making a request to the provided URL [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5477E: The response status cannot be found, or the response returned an error. The response status was [{0}].
CWWKS5478E: The request to the endpoint [{0}] failed. The response status is [{1}]. The error is: {2}
CWWKS5479E: The configuration attribute [{0}] that is required in the social login configuration [{1}] is missing or empty. Verify that the attribute is configured, that it is not empty, and that it does not consist of only white space characters.
CWWKS5480E: A social login request failed because the state element of the request was empty or mismatched.
CWWKS5481E: A social login request failed because the request URL attribute of the request was null or empty.
CWWKS5482E: The social login feature cannot obtain a request token from Twitter because the URL [{0}] that is specified by the [{1}] configuration attribute in the [{2}] Twitter configuration is not valid. {3}
CWWKS5483E: The social login feature cannot obtain an access token from Twitter because the URL [{0}] that is specified by the [{1}] configuration attribute in the [{2}] Twitter configuration is not valid. {3}
CWWKS5484E: The social login feature cannot obtain user account data from Twitter because the URL [{0}] that is specified by the [{1}] configuration attribute in the [{2}] Twitter configuration is not valid. {3}
CWWKS5485W: Twitter authentication requests might not succeed because the provided [{0}] configuration value is either null or empty. Verify that all Twitter social login configurations specify a non-empty value for the [{0}] configuration attribute.
CWWKS5486W: Tokens cannot be extracted from the response from the [{0}] endpoint. The response map from the endpoint was [{1}].
CWWKS5487W: The response from the [{0}] endpoint was not in the expected JSON format. The error was [{1}]. The response content was [{2}].
CWWKS5488W: The provided value [{0}] contains at least one character that cannot be included in a valid URI.
CWWKS5489E: An error was encountered while authenticating a user by using social media.
CWWKS5490E: Cannot process the response from the [{0}] user API endpoint. The response status was [{1}], error was [{2}] and the error description was [{3}].
CWWKS5491E: Cannot process the error response from the [{0}] user API endpoint. The error was: [{1}]
CWWKS5492E: Cannot process the response from the [{0}] user API endpoint. The error was: [{1}]
CWWKS5493E: The response content from the [{0}] user API endpoint is not valid.
CWWKS5494E: A social login request failed because the CODE attribute of the request was null or empty.
CWWKS5495E: A social login authentication request failed because the social media returned the following {0} error: {1}. The error URI was [{2}].
CWWKS5496W: The provided value [{0}] is expected to be an HTTP URI. The value does not start with an HTTP protocol.
CWWKS5497E: The social login feature cannot create a JSON Web Token (JWT) by using information from the configured user API [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5498E: The social login feature cannot create a JSON Web Token (JWT) by using the provided ID token and JWT configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5499E: The social login feature cannot redirect the request back to the original request URL [{0}] because the URL is not valid. {1}
CWWKS5500I: The MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5501I: The MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] was successfully processed.
CWWKS5502I: The MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] was successfully deactivated.
CWWKS5503E: The MicroProfile JWT feature encountered a problem while obtaining claims from the provided JWT string. {0}
CWWKS5504W: The provided subject contains more than one principal of type JsonWebToken. Only one JsonWebToken principal can exist in the subject. The names of the JsonWebToken principals are: {0}
CWWKS5505E: The MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] that is specified in the request is either missing or is not configured to serve this request.
CWWKS5506E: The user name cannot be extracted from the token.
CWWKS5507E: The MicroProfile JWT feature encountered a problem while retrieving the claim [{0}] from the provided JSON data. {1}
CWWKS5508E: The MicroProfile JWT feature cannot create a subject for the user with the provided token by using MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5509W: The [{0}] claim value is not formatted correctly. {1}
CWWKS5510E: The SSL context for the MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] cannot be loaded. {1}
CWWKS5511E: JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer functionality might not be available for the MicroProfile JWT configuration [{0}] because the service for the specified configuration cannot be found.
CWWKS5512E: SSL reference information for the MicroProfile JWT feature cannot be loaded because an error was encountered while loading SSL properties. {0}
CWWKS5513E: The keystore service cannot be found.
CWWKS5514E: Public keys cannot be loaded from the specified trust store [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5515E: A public key cannot be loaded from the specified trust store [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5516E: The MicroProfile JWT feature encountered a problem while loading certificates from the trust store [{0}]. {1}
CWWKS5517E: A certificate with the alias [{0}] cannot be loaded from the trust store [{1}]. {2}
CWWKS5518E: The first public key that was found in the specified trust store [{0}] cannot be loaded. {1}
CWWKS5519E: The authenticated user information does not contain the claim [{0}] that is specified by the [{1}] attribute in the MicroProfile JWT configuration.
CWWKS5520E: The data type of the [{0}] claim in the authenticated user information is not valid. The specified claim is associated with the [{1}] attribute in the MicroProfile JWT configuration.
CWWKS5521E: Too many MicroProfile JWT services [{0}] are qualified to handle the request.
CWWKS5522E: The MicroProfile JWT feature cannot perform authentication because a MicroProfile JWT cannot be found in the request.
CWWKS5523E: The MicroProfile JWT feature cannot authenticate the request because the token that is included in the request cannot be validated. {0}
CWWKS5524E: The MicroProfile JWT feature encountered an error while creating a JWT by using the [{0}] configuration and the token included in the request. {1}
CWWKS5525E: An error was encountered while authenticating a user by using MicroProfile JSON Web Token (JWT).
CWWKS5526W: The MicroProfile JWT feature cannot perform authentication because it is expecting [{0}] authentication type in the application, but found [{1}]. The [{2}] attribute is set to [{3}].
CWWKS5527E: The MicroProfile JWT feature cannot perform authentication because the JWT in the request was previously logged out.
CWWKS5528W: The [{0}] {1} MicroProfile Config value is not supported. The only supported values are {2}. The {3} value is used by default.
CWWKS5600E: It is not possible to determine the type of claim to be injected. The type of the injection point is {0}.
CWWKS5601E: The {0} injection point dependency is not resolved, which results in error {1}.
CWWKS5602E: The Claim qualifier for injection point {0} has inconsistent values for both the value and standard elements. The value element has {1} while the standard element has {2}.
CWWKS5603E: The claim cannot be injected into the {0} injection point for the ApplicationScoped or SessionScoped scopes.
CWWKS5604E: A JsonWebToken Principal can't be injected because one is not available. Protect the requesting resource so authentication occurs before the resource is accessed.
CWWKS5775I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.1 mpConfigProxy processed successfully.
CWWKS5776I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.1 mpConfigProxy processed successfully.
CWWKS5777I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.1 mpConfigProxy deactivated successfully.
CWWKS5780I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.2 mpConfigProxy processed successfully.
CWWKS5781I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.2 mpConfigProxy processed successfully.
CWWKS5782I: The MicroProfile JWT version 1.2 mpConfigProxy deactivated successfully.
CWWKS5786I: The MicroProfile JWT version 2.1 mpConfigProxy was processed successfully.
CWWKS5787I: The MicroProfile JWT version 2.1 mpConfigProxy was processed successfully.
CWWKS5788I: The MicroProfile JWT version 2.1 mpConfigProxy was deactivated successfully.
CWWKS5800E: The system could not create new file {0}
CWWKS5801E: The system could not create file {0} because of the following exception: {1}
CWWKS5802E: The system could not delete file {0}
CWWKS5803E: The system could not delete file {0} because of the following exception: {1}
CWWKS5804I: The audit file handler service is starting.
CWWKS5805I: The audit file handler service is ready.
CWWKS5806I: The audit file handler service has stopped.
CWWKS5807E: The audit service cannot start because the audit handler configuration for encrypting audit records is incorrect. Configure a correct keystore reference and certificate alias. Ensure the keystore that is referenced by {1} exists and ensure that the {0} alias name of the certificate that you use to encrypt the audit records is present in the keystore.
CWWKS5808E: The audit service cannot start because the audit handler configuration for signing audit records is incorrect. Configure a correct keystore reference and personal certificate alias. Ensure the keystore that is referenced by {1} exists and ensure that the {0} alias name of the personal certificate that you use to sign the audit records is present in the keystore.
CWWKS5809E: The audit service cannot start because a failure occurred while the service initialized the audit handler to encrypt audit records. The exception is {0}.
CWWKS5810E: The audit service cannot start because a failure occurred while the service initialized the audit handler to sign audit records. The exception is {0}.
CWWKS5850I: The audit service is starting.
CWWKS5851I: The audit service is ready.
CWWKS5852I: The audit service has stopped.
CWWKS5853E: The audit event name {0} specified in the audit handler events configuration is not supported so the audit service has been stopped. Correct the event name in the audit handler {2} configuration to specify one of the following event names: {3}
CWWKS5854E: The audit outcome name {0} specified in the audit handler events configuration is not supported so the audit service has been stopped. Correct the outcome name in the audit handler {2} configuration to specify one of the following outcome names: {3}
CWWKS5855E: The audit handler events configuration is not complete so the audit service has been stopped. The configuration must specify an event name for outcome {0}. Correct the audit handler {1} configuration to specify one of the following event names: {2}
CWWKS6000I: JWT {0} configuration successfully processed.
CWWKS6001I: JWT {0} configuration change successfully processed.
CWWKS6002I: The JSON Web Token (JWT) endpoint service is available.
CWWKS6003E: A configuration error has occurred. The JSON Web Token (JWT) endpoint service is not available. Ensure that you have the jwt-1.0 feature configured.
CWWKS6004W: The request directed to the endpoint URL [{0}] was not recognized as a valid request.
CWWKS6005E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) configuration service is not available for provider [{0}].
CWWKS6006E: The request directed to the [{0}] endpoint does not have a [{1}] attribute.
CWWKS6007E: The signing key that is required by the signature algorithm [{0}] and the key type [{1}] is not available. Verify that the signature algorithm and key are configured properly. {2}
CWWKS6008E: The specified JSON Web Token (JWT) builder ID [{0}] is not valid. Verify that a JWT builder with the specified ID is configured.
CWWKS6009E: The [{1}] value in the JSON web token (JWT) claim [{0}] is not valid.
CWWKS6010E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) builder API was unable to create a valid builder object using the id [{0}]. Verify that the jwt-1.0 feature is configured.
CWWKS6011W: The provided JSON Web Token (JWT) claims map has a claim name or value that is not valid.
CWWKS6012I: The JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer service is available.
CWWKS6013E: A JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer cannot be created because the consumer service has not been activated.
CWWKS6014E: A JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer cannot be created because the specified configuration ID is null.
CWWKS6015E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) claim [{0}] is not valid. Specify a valid claim name.
CWWKS6016E: The signing key that is required by the signature algorithm [{0}] is not available. Verify that the signature algorithm and the jwkEnabled [{1}] are configured properly. {2}
CWWKS6017E: Some content in the JSON Web Token (JWT) is empty, null, or not valid.
CWWKS6018E: The [{0}] claim must be a number greater than zero.
CWWKS6019E: The data type of the JSON Web Token (JWT) [{0}] claim is not valid for the value.
CWWKS6020E: The JSON Web Token builder API fails to create a JSON Web Token (JWT) due to [{0}]
CWWKS6021E: The provided JSON Web Token (JWT) claims are not valid. Specify a valid claim.
CWWKS6022E: The issuer [{0}] of the provided JSON web token (JWT) is not listed as a trusted issuer in the [{1}] JWT configuration. The trusted issuers are [{2}].
CWWKS6023E: The audience [{0}] of the provided JSON web token (JWT) is not listed as a trusted audience in the [{1}] JWT configuration. The trusted audiences are [{2}].
CWWKS6024E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) is not valid because the issued at (''iat'') claim specifies a date later than its expiration (''exp'') claim. The ''iat'' claim time is [{0}] and the ''exp'' claim time is [{1}].
CWWKS6025E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) is not valid because its expiration (''exp'') claim is either missing or the token expired. The expiration claim is [{0}]. The current time minus the clock skew is [{1}]. The configured clock skew is [{2}] seconds.
CWWKS6026E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) cannot be used because the ''nbf'' claim value [{0}] specifies a time that is later than the current time. The current time plus the clock skew is [{1}]. The configured clock skew is [{2}] seconds.
CWWKS6027E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) is not valid because it must be signed using the [{0}] algorithm, but the token did not contain any signature information.
CWWKS6028E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) is not valid because it was signed using the [{0}] algorithm. Tokens are required to be signed using the [{1}] algorithm.
CWWKS6029E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) cannot be validated because a signing key cannot be found. The configured signature algorithm [{0}] requires a key to validate the token.
CWWKS6030E: The JSON Web Token (JWT) consumer configuration with an ID of [{0}] cannot be found. Verify that a JWT consumer with the specified ID is configured in the server configuration.