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[omniORB] OmniORB runtime message documentation
Tom O'Reilly
2008-07-10 23:35:23 UTC
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Is there a document that describes terminal messages generated by OmniORB at runtime? I can't find them in the OmniORB Users Guide.

These include various exception conditions (e.g. "MARSHALL_PassEndOfMessage", etc...) as well as messages like "omniORB: throw giopStream::commFailure...". My understanding is that some of these messages indicate a serious problem, while others are "normal".

Thanks,
Tom

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Duncan Grisby
2008-07-18 22:51:18 UTC
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Post by Tom O'Reilly
Is there a document that describes terminal messages generated by OmniORB at
runtime? I can't find them in the OmniORB Users Guide.
I'm afraid there's no complete documentation of them all. Perhaps
someone would like to start compiling a list on the wiki?
Post by Tom O'Reilly
These include various exception conditions (e.g. "MARSHALL_PassEndOfMessage",
etc...) as well as messages like "omniORB: throw giopStream::commFailure...".
My understanding is that some of these messages indicate a serious problem,
while others are "normal".
MARSHAL_PassEndOfMessage means that the receiver of a message reached
the end of the message when it thought there should be more data
available. That's usually a sign that the sender and receiver have seen
different IDL.

Cheers,

Duncan.
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