Explanation | The version and level of z/OS Connect that is currently running. | |
Action | For information only. |
Explanation | The mentioned service is not registered with the OSGI framework. | |
Action | Review messages log for errors. |
Explanation | The specified service is not available to process work. | |
Action | Review messages log and configuration files for possible errors. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to process a service request. The service was not available. | |
Action | Verify that the specified service was configured and that the service configuration contains all required attributes. Verify that the service name specified in the request URL matches the configured service name. Verify that the status of the service is STARTED. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0431W. |
Explanation | The mentioned service encountered an error while processing a request. | |
Action | Review messages log and HTTP response body for possible errors. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0432W. |
Explanation | The asynchronous request has timed out after the specified time. | |
Action | Determine whether the request timed out because the value for the asyncRequestTimeout in server.xml is too low to allow for normal workload variation, or there was a problem in the processing of the request in the SOR. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0433W. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Review messages log and the HTTP response body for possible errors. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0434W. |
Explanation | The request can not be authorized as there is no authenticated user ID associated with the request. | |
Action | Enable security authentication on the z/OS Connect EE server, or disable the authorization interceptor. |
Explanation | The named user is not authorized to perform the request. | |
Action | Verify that the user is authorized to perform requests. |
Explanation | The specified schema could not be located. | |
Action | Verify that the specified schema is present and the data transformation configuration is correct. |
Explanation | An error occurred while loading the specified data transformation file. | |
Action | Verify that the transformation configuration files are valid and in the specified location. |
Explanation | The data transformation operation encountered an error. | |
Action | Verify that the bind file is valid and the data transformation configuration is correct. |
Explanation | The user registry for the currently active realm was not found. | |
Action | Verify that a user registry is configured and security is enabled. |
Explanation | A data transformer is not present to process data conversion. | |
Action | Verify that a data transformer was configured and that an operation requiring transformation is not being called in error. |
Explanation | A response payload was previously set. Subsequent attempts to set the response are rejected. | |
Action | Verify that the operation that sets the payload was not called in error more than once. |
Explanation | An unsupported action parameter value was specified. | |
Action | Verify that a supported action is entered in the request URL. |
Explanation | The request payload is not in the expected JSON format. | |
Action | Verify that a request payload is of the appropriate format. Review messages log for more detailed error information. |
Explanation | An unsupported media type was specified. A media type of application/json is required. | |
Action | Verify that a correct media type was set in the request. |
Explanation | A timeout or an error occurred that caused the complete method to be driven on the request's AsyncContext. | |
Action | Verify that the timeout is appropriate for the work being executed. Review messages log for more detailed error information. |
Explanation | The configured invokeURI attribute definition value does not contain a valid list of request URI strings. | |
Action | Verify that the configured value contains valid request URI strings. If multiple URI entries are specified, they must be comma separated. |
Explanation | The specified entry under the invokeURI attribute definition is not a valid request URI String. | |
Action | Verify that the configured entry represents valid request URI string. For instance, spaces representing a request URI or empty request URIs are not allowed. |
Explanation | The configured invokeURI attribute entry for the mentioned service does not conform with the supported usage of the wildcard character. | |
Action | Verify that the configured entry conforms with the documented usage of the wildcard character. |
Explanation | The specified entry is already assigned to another service. | |
Action | Verify that invokeURI entries representing valid request URI strings are unique for this installation. |
Explanation | The properties supplied with the service registration do not contain a valid name for the service. | |
Action | Verify that the code used to register the service includes a service name as part of the registration call. Empty service names are not allowed. |
Explanation | The name specified as part of the service registration is already associated with an existing service. | |
Action | Use a unique name for the service being registered. All services registered with the z/OS Connect framework must have a unique service name. |
Explanation | The response schema file location was not specified. The response schema file location is set to match the configured request schema location. | |
Action | Verify that a response schema file location was specified and has a valid value. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Review messages log and the HTTP response body for possible errors. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0435W. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Review messages log and the HTTP response body for possible errors. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0436W. |
Explanation | The mentioned API encountered an error while processing a request. | |
Action | Review messages log and HTTP response body for possible errors. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0437W. |
Explanation | The named user is not authorized to perform the request on the specified resource. | |
Action | Verify that the user is authorized to perform requests on the specified resource. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to process a service request. The service was not available. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0403W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The mentioned service encountered an error while processing a request. | |
Action | Review messages log and HTTP response body for possible errors. Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0404W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The asynchronous request has timed out after the specified time. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0405W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Review messages log and the HTTP response body for possible errors. Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0406W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0427W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The named interceptor encountered an error. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0428W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The mentioned API encountered an error while processing a request. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR0429W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to process an API request. The API was not available. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to see message BAQR7012W in the messages log to determine the actions required. |
Explanation | The generation of a PassTicket failed. | |
Action | An exception occurred while trying to generate a PassTicket. Check the response codes in the error message to determine the cause of the error. |
Explanation | No ID was supplied on the HTTP request or in server configuration so no PassTicket was generated. | |
Action | Ensure that the user attribute is set on the basicAuth element, SAF is configured, or that the user calling the service is authenticated with z/OS Connect EE. |
Explanation | The ID is too long. | |
Action | Ensure that the supplied user ID is not greater than 8 characters in length. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file for the named API installed successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API archive file is missing some required parts. | |
Action | Correct the API archive file. |
Explanation | The package.xml file does not contain a valid z/OS Connect EE API archive file definition. | |
Action | Use supported z/OS Connect tooling to generate an API archive file with a valid package.xml file. |
Explanation | The name of the API in the specified directory is already in use by another API. | |
Action | Use a unique name for each API archive file to be installed. |
Explanation | The base path for the specified z/OS Connect EE API is already in use by another z/OS Connect EE API. | |
Action | Use a unique base path for each z/OS Connect EE API archive file to be installed. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API contains duplicate relative paths. | |
Action | Use a unique relative path for all path definitions. |
Explanation | The specified location for z/OS Connect EE API archive files cannot be used. | |
Action | Correct the reported error and reload the configuration. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API is required but the API archive file could not be installed. | |
Action | Ensure the required z/OS Connect EE API archive file is correctly defined and available. |
Explanation | The specified relative path is not valid. | |
Action | Correct the relative path. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to process an API request. The API was not available. | |
Action | Verify that the specified API was installed and that the API configuration contains all required attributes. Verify that the API name specified in the request URL matches the configured API name. The HTTP response body of the failed request contains the associated message BAQR0438W. |
Explanation | All z/OS Connect EE APIs must have an associated Swagger document. | |
Action | Use supported z/OS Connect EE tooling to generate an API archive file with a valid package.xml file. |
Explanation | All z/OS Connect EE APIs must have an associated Swagger document. | |
Action | Use supported z/OS Connect EE tooling to generate an API archive file with a valid package.xml file. |
Explanation | The referenced Swagger document is not in the expected JSON format. | |
Action | Verify that the Swagger document is formatted correctly. Review messages log for more detailed error information. |
Explanation | The mapping file does not contain a valid mapping definition. | |
Action | Use supported z/OS Connect EE tooling to generate an API archive file with supported mapping models. |
Explanation | The mapping file uses a mapping model type which is not supported by this version of z/OS Connect. | |
Action | Use supported z/OS Connect tooling to generate an API archive file with supported mapping models. |
Explanation | The HTTP request is missing the named parameter. | |
Action | Use the Swagger document to identify if the parameter is in the JSON payload, HTTP headers, query string or path. |
Explanation | The named parameter from a path, query string, or header could not be converted to the correct JSON number format. | |
Action | Ensure the value of the named parameter is in a form which matches the correct JSON number format. |
Explanation | An internal error occurred while loading the administration Swagger document. | |
Action | If problems persist, contact IBM Software Support. |
Explanation | The status entered is not known. | |
Action | Ensure the value of the status parameter is either 'started' or 'stopped'. |
Explanation | The API is stopped and is not accepting requests. | |
Action | Start the API. |
Explanation | The package.xml file does not contain a valid z/OS Connect EE API archive file definition. | |
Action | Correct the reported error. |
Explanation | The file is corrupt or decompression failed. | |
Action | Validate that the file is correct and try again. |
Explanation | An error occurred while saving files to disk. | |
Action | Check for and resolve any storage or permission issues and try again. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API must be stopped before it can be deleted. | |
Action | Stop the API and retry the delete. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API must have completed all outstanding requests before it can be deleted. | |
Action | Wait for all requests to complete and retry the delete. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file for the named API deleted successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | An unsupported query string value was specified. | |
Action | Verify that a supported query string is entered in the request URL. |
Explanation | The API name is in use by a previously installed API. | |
Action | Use a unique name for each API archive file to be installed. |
Explanation | An error occurred while removing the files from the disk. | |
Action | Check for and resolve any storage or permission issues. |
Explanation | z/OS Connect EE encountered an error while processing a request. | |
Action | Contact the z/OS Connect EE system administrator to check messages.log for the cause of the error. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file for the named API updated successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API must be stopped before it can be updated. | |
Action | Stop the API and retry the update. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API must have completed all outstanding requests before it can be updated. | |
Action | Wait for all requests to complete and retry the update. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file must match the ID of the API being updated. | |
Action | Ensure the correct API archive file is being used to update the API. |
Explanation | The resource does not support the specified method. | |
Action | Check the Allow header for a list of methods supported by the resource. |
Explanation | The API archive file location does not exist. z/OS Connect EE requires the location to exist to be able to deploy APIs. | |
Action | Change the location to a directory that exists and restart the server, or create the required directories. |
Explanation | The specified resource could not be located. | |
Action | Correct the URL to match a configured resource, or configure an API or service to use the specified URL. |
Explanation | The service archive file is not valid. See the error message for more information. | |
Action | Correct the reported error and try again. |
Explanation | The service archive file location does not exist. z/OS Connect EE must have a valid location to deploy services. | |
Action | Change the location to a directory that exists or create the required directories, then restart the server. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service archive for the named service was installed successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service archive for the named service was updated successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service archive for the named service was deleted. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The name in the service archive is already associated with another service. | |
Action | Use a unique name for the service being installed. |
Explanation | The configured data transform is unable to process data for the service as the WSBind file uses multiple containers, which the service provider does not support. | |
Action | If the CICS program uses a single container, create the WSBind file using REQMEM and RESPMEM instead of REQUEST-CHANNEL and RESPONSE-CHANNEL. If the CICS program uses multiple containers the WOLA service provider cannot be used. |
Explanation | The configured data transform is unable to process data for the service as the service did not return the named container which the data transformer requires. | |
Action | Confirm whether the CICS program should return the named container and either correct the data transformer configuration or CICS program accordingly. |
Explanation | The configured data transform is unable to process data for the service as the service returned a CHAR container instead of a BIT container. | |
Action | Confirm whether the container should be CHAR or BIT and either correct the data transformer configuration or CICS program accordingly. |
Explanation | The data transform configured for the service has produced data in a format that the service provider cannot process. | |
Action | Ensure that the data transform is configured to produce data that the service provider is capable of processing. |
Explanation | An unexpected error occurred. | |
Action | If the error occurs again contact IBM Software Support. |
Explanation | The service provider has requested the wrong structure for the configured service. | |
Action | Confirm whether the service has been correctly configured or whether the service provider needs updating to support the structure type. |
Explanation | The JSON payload sent by the service client is not valid to the service schema or API Swagger documentation. | |
Action | Review the additional diagnostic message that describes the symptom. Check the service schema or API Swagger documentation against the client implementation. |
Explanation | The data transformation operation encountered an error. | |
Action | Review the additional diagnostic message that further describes the symptom. Verify that the field values sent in by the client or out by the native application are valid for the data types specified in the service interface schema. |
Explanation | The API archive file type is not recognized as a valid z/OS Connect EE API. | |
Action | Ensure that the file extension of the API archive file that is used for installing an API is aar. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE policy is active for API requests. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file could not be installed because the API name already exists. This would delete an existing API. | |
Action | Review the API archive file and ensure that names are unique. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE API archive file could not be installed because the file name already exists. | |
Action | Remove the file and try again. |
Explanation | The servlet attempted to initialize but the context is not available. This can be caused by the server being started and immediately stopped before initialization is complete. | |
Action | Review messages log for errors. |
Explanation | The service name is in use by a previously installed service. | |
Action | Use a unique name for each service to be installed. |
Explanation | You must provide a service archive file in the body of the REST API invocation. | |
Action | Call the REST API with a service archive file as the body of the call. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to deploy a service archive file specifying a service provider that is not currently installed. | |
Action | You must install the appropriate service provider before attempting to deploy a service of this type. |
Explanation | Only service archive based services can be deleted using the RESTful administration interface. | |
Action | Update the server configuration to delete a non service archive based service. |
Explanation | The service archive file might have previously been manually deleted. | |
Action | No further action is necessary. |
Explanation | An error occurred while removing the files from the disk. | |
Action | Check for and resolve any storage or permission issues. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service must be stopped before it can be deleted. | |
Action | Stop the service and retry the delete. |
Explanation | An error occurred while saving files to disk. | |
Action | Check for and resolve any storage or permission issues and try again. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service must be stopped before it can be updated. | |
Action | Stop the service and retry the update. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service archive file for the named service deleted successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | An attempt was made to invoke a service administration API. The <zosconnect_services> configuration element must be defined in order to make service administration APIs available. | |
Action | Add the <zosconnect_services> element to the server configuration in order to make service administration APIs available. |
Explanation | The service archive file provided in the administration API call is not valid. See the error message for more information. | |
Action | Correct the reported error and try again. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE policy is no longer active for API requests. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The header is required, but a value cannot be assigned unless the mapped service response property is present in the service response body. | |
Action | Ensure that the mapped field is included in the service response body. The service might have been updated after it was imported into the API. The updated service archive needs to be re-imported into the API. |
Explanation | The JSON response property is required, by the API response mapping, but has not been provided by the service provider. | |
Action | Ensure that the mapped field is included in the service response body. The service might have been updated after it was imported into the API. The updated service archive needs to be re-imported into the API. |
Explanation | The input path should start with path parameters, query parameters, or headers. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The mapping array separator must be csv, ssv, or pipes. For path parameters you can also specify tsv. For query parameters you can also specify tsv or multi. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The output path does not contain the correct number of entries. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The value of the shape attribute must be a sequence of comma-separated numbers starting with 1 and must increment by 1. A valid example would be shape="1,2,3[3..3]". An invalid example would be shape="1,2,4[3..3]". | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The corresponding closing bracket is missing in the shape attribute. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The array for the path does not contain the correct number of entries. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The array passed in on the call does not contain the correct number of entries. | |
Action | Update the client of the API to provide a valid number of entries. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE policy is active for API requests for the named API. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE policy is no longer active for API requests for the named API. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API is required but the API archive file has been deleted. | |
Action | Ensure the required z/OS Connect EE API archive file is correctly defined and available. |
Explanation | The deployment of the service had to be blocked, because it exploits capabilities that are not supported by the currently running version of the z/OS Connect EE server. | |
Action | Upgrade the z/OS Connect EE server to the latest level, and retry the deployment of the service. |
Explanation | The deployment of the API had to be blocked, because it exploits capabilities that are not supported by the currently running version of the z/OS Connect EE server. | |
Action | Upgrade the z/OS Connect EE server to the latest level, and retry the deployment of the API. |
Explanation | The value of the boolean operator is not supported. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure valid mapping metadata. |
Explanation | The response property data type is incompatible with the boolean operator specified in the API. | |
Action | If the service has changed, reimport it into the API project, resolve any errors, and redeploy the API project. |
Explanation | The response property data type is incompatible with the compare value specified in the API rule. | |
Action | If the service has changed, reimport it into the API project, resolve any errors, and redeploy the API project. |
Explanation | An unexpected error occurred. | |
Action | If the error occurs again contact IBM Software Support. |
Explanation | Only service archive based services can be updated using the RESTful administration API. | |
Action | Update the server configuration to delete the non service archive based service and redeploy the service. |
Explanation | The z/OS Connect EE service archive must match the ID of the service being updated. | |
Action | Ensure the correct service archive is being used to update the service. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API archive file is missing the mapping model file. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure a valid mapping model file is included. |
Explanation | The specified z/OS Connect EE API archive file is missing the HTTP transform file. | |
Action | Redeploy the API directly from the API project to ensure a valid HTTP transform file is included. |
Explanation | The manifest file cannot be parsed. | |
Action | If the API archive file was produced with a version of the API Toolkit prior to 3.0.5.0, the manifest file should be deleted from the API project and the API archive file regenerated. If the API archive file was produced with a version of the API Toolkit at 3.0.5.0 or later, use the API Toolkit to generate an API archive file with a valid manifest.yml file. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is active for global requests. Interceptors referenced by the list will only be included in the message if they have valid configuration and have been activated. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is no longer active for global requests. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is active for requests for the named API. Interceptors referenced by the list will only be included in the message if they have valid configuration and have been activated. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is no longer active for requests for the named API. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is active for requests for the named service. Interceptors referenced by the list will only be included in the message if they have valid configuration and have been activated. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named z/OS Connect EE interceptor list is no longer active for requests for the named service. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The named interceptor list has been activated but no interceptors have been provided for it. This may indicate the interceptorRef attribute on the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element does not reference any interceptors, or there is a configuration error with all the interceptors it references. | |
Action | For any referenced interceptors, check if they are configured correctly. If no interceptors are required, remove the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element. |
Explanation | The named interceptor list has been activated but no interceptors have been provided for it. This may indicate the interceptorRef attribute on the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element does not reference any interceptors, or there is a configuration error with all the interceptors it references. | |
Action | For any referenced interceptors, check if they are configured correctly. If no interceptors are needed, remove the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element. |
Explanation | The named interceptor list has been activated but no interceptors have been provided for it. This may indicate the interceptorRef attribute on the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element does not reference any interceptors, or there is a configuration error with all the interceptors it references. | |
Action | For any referenced interceptors, check if they are configured correctly. If no interceptors are needed, remove the zosconnect_zosConnectInterceptors element. |
Explanation | Two tracking interceptors are using the same stakeholder identifier. Selective tracking might not produce the expected results. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor providers to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | Stakeholder identifiers, used for selective tracking, must be in one of the specified character ranges. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor provider to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | An interceptor implementing selective tracking has used a stakeholder identifier that is not in one of the supported ranges. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor provider to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | An interceptor implementing selective tracking has attempted to track an administration request. This is not supported. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor provider to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | An interceptor must implement the TrackingInterceptor interface and set the Tracking Token in the preInvoke method in order to selectively track requests. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor provider to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | The capacity for including stakeholder tokens for selective tracking of this request has been exceeded. | |
Action | Contact the monitoring product interceptor provider to resolve the issue. |
Explanation | An error occurred while reading files from disk. | |
Action | Check for and resolve any storage or permission issues and try again. |
Explanation | The package.xml file does not exist. | |
Action | Ensure the z/OS Connect EE API archive file contains a valid package.xml file and redeploy. |
Explanation | An error occurred while serializing JSON. | |
Action | Review the additional diagnostic message that further describes the symptom. |
Explanation | The asserted user ID does not have authority to invoke an API requester on the specified resource. | |
Action | Contact the system programmer to grant the asserted user access to invoke an API requester on the specified resource. |
Explanation | The SAF cache could not be obtained. SAF information will not be cached which may impact performance. | |
Action | If problems persist, contact IBM Software Support. |
Explanation | A request was made to clear the SAF cache and the request was completed successfully. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | The servlet attempted to initialize but the configuration is not available. | |
Action | Review messages log for errors. |
Explanation | A header, path parameter, or query parameter is defined in the API with a certain data type. The value passed in on the call is not valid for that data type. | |
Action | Find where the value noted in the error message is provided in the API call. Replace that value for subsequent calls with a value that is valid for the data type noted in the error message. |
Explanation | Service invocation cannot proceed when a referenced bidi configuration is missing. | |
Action | Verify that the referenced bidi configuration is defined in server.xml and refresh the server configuration. |
Explanation | Referencing services cannot perform input bidi conversions when invalid input Arabic shaping options are specified. | |
Action | Verify that the specified input Arabic shaping options are supported by this version of z/OS Connect. |
Explanation | Referencing services cannot perform output bidi conversions when invalid output Arabic shaping options are specified. | |
Action | Verify that the specified output Arabic shaping options are supported by this version of z/OS Connect. |
Explanation | Referencing services cannot perform input bidi conversions when conflicting or duplicate input Arabic shaping options are specified. | |
Action | Correct the specified input Arabic shaping options. |
Explanation | Referencing services cannot perform output bidi conversions when conflicting or duplicate output Arabic shaping options are specified. | |
Action | Correct the specified output Arabic shaping options. |
Explanation | The service cannot perform input bidi conversions because an invalid input Arabic shaping option was specified in the referenced bidi configuration. | |
Action | Verify that the input Arabic shaping options specified in the referenced bidi configuration are supported by this version of z/OS Connect. |
Explanation | The service cannot perform output bidi conversions because an invalid output Arabic shaping option was specified in the referenced bidi configuration. | |
Action | Verify that the output Arabic shaping options specified in the referenced bidi configuration are supported by this version of z/OS Connect. |
Explanation | The service cannot perform input bidi conversions because conflicting or duplicate output Arabic shaping options were specified in the referenced bidi configuration. | |
Action | Correct the input Arabic shaping options specified in the referenced bidi configuration. |
Explanation | The service cannot perform output bidi conversions conflicting or duplicate output Arabic shaping options were specified in the referenced bidi configuration. | |
Action | Correct the output Arabic shaping options specified in the referenced bidi configuration. |
Explanation | The API documentation for the named z/OS Connect EE API is now available to the API Discovery feature. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | An error occurred when registering the named z/OS Connect EE API for use with the API Discovery feature. | |
Action | Review messages log for errors. |
Explanation | The API documentation for the named z/OS Connect EE API is no longer available to the API Discovery feature. | |
Action | None. |
Explanation | An error occurred when registering the named z/OS Connect EE API for use with the API Discovery feature. | |
Action | Review messages log for errors. |