Error Codes
Every error can be described by three classifiers:
Domain (Example:
BESM)
The error domain specifies an internal group information token, e.g. all MongoDB adapter errors are grouped under the domain MONGOADSM.Code (Example:
1)
The error code specifies the number of the error. Together with the domain value it is the unique identifier of an error.Description (Example:
Function did not return data.)
The error description contains a human readable description of the error.
Error Groups
The error codes of the xUML Runtime are grouped into Log Errors and System Errors. The mentioned pages list all used error codes and descriptions for the error domains that are available with the xUML Runtime.
Log errors are errors that are not related to the implementation of a service. Log errors are written to the xUML service log and are indicating e.g. a configuration problem. They are fatal errors that cannot be caught by the modeler. | |
System errors are non-fatal errors, thrown by the xUML Runtime, that can be caught by the modeler (refer to Catching Errors). A system error, that has not been caught, will be written to the xUML service log. |
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