This section provides a list of the API return values, global enumerators, and descriptions.
| Code | Error | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | PDU_DECODED |
The PDU is successfully decoded. |
| 1 | MORE_BUF |
The user-provided output buffer is too small. |
| 2 | NEGATIVE_UINTEGER |
An INTEGER value that was constrained to be greater than zero is negative. |
| 3 | PDU_RANGE |
The pdunum argument does not correspond to a PDU number generated by the ASN.1 compiler. |
| 4 | MORE_INPUT |
The end of the input buffer was prematurely reached. The input->length field or the length field within the encoding is incorrect. |
| 5 | DATA_ERROR |
The encoded data is structurally invalid (for example, a REAL encoding is invalid or an INTEGER value contains leading zero octets). |
| 6 | BAD_ARG |
Bad input argument. |
| 7 | BAD_VERSION |
There is a discrepancy between the files generated by the ASN.1 compiler and the runtime library you have linked. This is likely to occur when:
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| 8 | OUT_MEMORY |
Out of memory. |
| 9 | BAD_CHOICE |
The CHOICE selector is out of range. |
| 9 | PDU_MISMATCH |
The PDU number that you specified does not match the tag found in the BER-encoded data. Make sure you pass the correct PDU number which corresponds to the encoded data you send to decode. |
| 10 | BAD_OBJID |
An OBJECT IDENTIFIER conflicts with X.680 or the value specified is too large for the chosen C representation (if the latter is true, apply the OSS.OBJECTID LONG directive to the problematic type). |
| 10 | LIMITED |
The implementation limit has been exceeded. For example, an INTEGER value is too large. |
| 11 | BAD_PTR |
An unexpected NULL pointer was encountered in the input data. |
| 12 | BAD_TIME |
The TIME type contains a value that is out of range. |
| 13 | INDEFINITE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
The BER indefinite-length encoding is not supported. |
| 14 | MEM_ERROR |
Memory violation signal was trapped. |
| 15 | BAD_TABLE |
The control table is corrupt. The pointer is probably invalid. |
| 16 | TOO_LONG |
An attempt was made to encode a type that exceeds the bounds set by the SIZE constraint, while strong constraint checking is disabled. |
| 17 | CONSTRAINT_VIOLATED |
Subtype constraint is violated or ENUMERATED value is out of bounds. |
| 18 | FATAL_ERROR |
ossinit() returns this error if the OSS ASN.1 Tools have not been installed properly on your system or if you are trying to use a feature which is not available. The encoder/decoder may return this error after experiencing a timeout when the socket memory manager is in use and the runtime compatibility flag OSS_NO_DETAIL_MM_ERROR_CODES is set (to change the allowed socket open wait time, use the ossSetTimeout() function). |
| 19 | ACCESS_SERIALIZATION_ERROR |
Unable to serialize access to global data in a multi-threaded environment (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 20 | NULL_TBL |
ossinit() returns this error if the control table passed to it is NULL. |
| 21 | NULL_FCN |
The compiler-generated code file contains a NULL pointer instead of a function address. The OssGlobal structure address is most likely invalid. |
| 22 | BAD_ENCRULES |
The selected encoding rules are not supported. |
| 23 | UNAVAIL_ENCRULES |
The encoding rules requested are not implemented or were not linked because the encoder/decoder function pointers were not initialized by a call to ossinit(). |
| 24 | CANT_OPEN_TRACE_WINDOW |
Error when opening a trace window (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 25 | UNIMPLEMENTED |
The function or C representation is not supported. |
| 26 | OID_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The OBJECT IDENTIFIER DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 27 | CANT_OPEN_TRACE_FILE |
Unable to open trace file. |
| 28 | TRACE_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
You are trying to open a trace file which is already open. |
| 29 | TABLE_MISMATCH |
C++ API: The PDUcls() function was called with an ossControl object which refers to a control table different from the one that the PDU was defined in. |
| 30 | TYPE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
The ASN.1 type is not supported. |
| 31 | REAL_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The REAL DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 32 | REAL_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
The REAL code was not linked. |
| 33 | OUT_OF_RANGE |
Parameter value range error. |
| 34 | COPIER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The value copier DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 35 | CONSTRAINT_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The constraint checker DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows) or constraint information was not found (specify the NOCONSTRAIN flag). |
| 36 | COMPARATOR_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The value comparator DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 37 | COMPARATOR_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
The value comparator code was not linked. |
| 38 | MEM_MGR_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The memory manager DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 39 | TRACING_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
The BER/DER/PER/UPER encoder/decoder DLL was not linked or found or static code was not initialized. |
| 40 | OPEN_TYPE_USER_FIELD_ERROR |
The error code was returned by a user-defined open type user field copy or compare function. |
| 41 | API_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The API DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 42 | BERDER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The BER/DER DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 43 | PER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The PER DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 44 | OPEN_TYPE_ERROR |
Error in automatic encoding/decoding/copying an open type value. |
| 45 | MUTEX_NOT_CREATED |
Mutex was not created for serializing access to global data. |
| 46 | CANT_CLOSE_TRACE_FILE |
Unable to close trace file. |
| 47 | CANT_SET_START_BUF |
The initial buffer cannot be set because it already exists. |
| 48 | START_BUF_NOT_SET |
An attempt was made to get the trailing decoder buffer with undecoded data, but it has not been set. |
| 49 | INFO_OBJECT_SET_TABLE_COPY_ERROR |
Error when copying information on the object set table. |
| 50 | INFO_OBJECT_ALREADY_EXISTS |
The information object already exists. |
| 51 | INFO_OBJECT_UNIQUE_FIELD_NOT_FOUND |
The unique field was not found in the information object set. |
| 52 | INFO_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND |
The information object was not found. |
| 53 | INFO_OBJECT_SET_NOT_EXTENSIBLE |
The information object set is not extensible. |
| 54 | ERROR_READING_FROM_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Error reading from decoder input file. |
| 55 | DECODER_INPUT_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
Decoder input file is already open. |
| 56 | CANT_CLOSE_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Unable to close the decoder input file. |
| 57 | CANT_OPEN_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Unable to open the decoder input file. |
| 58 | ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
The encoder output file is already open. |
| 59 | CANT_CLOSE_ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE |
Unable to close the encoder output file. |
| 60 | CANT_OPEN_ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE |
Unable to open the encoder output file. |
| 61 | CANT_CLOSE_FROM_ASCII |
Error when closing iconv() tables. |
| 62 | CANT_CLOSE_TO_ASCII |
Error when closing iconv() tables. |
| 63 | ASCII_EBCDIC_CONV_ERROR |
Error when calling iconv(). |
| 64 | CANT_OPEN_FROM_ASCII |
Error when opening iconv() tables. |
| 65 | CANT_OPEN_TO_ASCII |
Error when opening iconv() tables. |
| 66 | TYPE_CONSTRAINT |
The type constraint is violated. |
| 67 | VALUE_NOT_AMONG_ENUMERATED_CONSTRAINT |
The value is not among the ENUMERATED. |
| 68 | COMPONENT_RELATION_CONSTRAINT |
The component relation constraint is violated. |
| 69 | TABLE_CONSTRAINT |
The table constraint is violated. |
| 70 | PRESENCE_CONSTRAINT |
The presence constraint is violated. |
| 71 | ABSENCE_CONSTRAINT |
The absence constraint is violated. |
| 72 | PERMITTED_ALPHABET_CONSTRAINT |
The permitted alphabet constraint is violated. |
| 73 | SIZE_CONSTRAINT_SETOF_SEQOF |
The size constraint is violated for SET OF or SEQUENCE OF. |
| 74 | SIZE_CONSTRAINT_STRING |
The size constraint is violated for a string value. |
| 75 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_REAL |
The value range constraint is violated for REAL. |
| 76 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_UNSIGNED_INTEGER |
The value range constraint is violated for an unsigned INTEGER. |
| 77 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_SIGNED_INTEGER |
The value range constraint is violated for a signed INTEGER. |
| 78 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_COMPLEX_TYPE |
The single value constraint is violated for SET, SEQUENCE, CHOICE, SET OF, or SEQUENCE OF. |
| 79 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_STRING |
The single value constraint is violated for a string value. |
| 80 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_REAL |
The single value constraint is violated for REAL. |
| 81 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_UNSIGNED_INTEGER |
The single value constraint is violated for an unsigned INTEGER. |
| 82 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_SIGNED_INTEGER |
The single value constraint is violated for a signed INTEGER. |
| 83 | USER_CONSTRAINT_FUNCTION_ERROR |
The user-defined constraint function returned a non-zero value. |
| 84 | PRINT_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The PER tracing DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 85 | EOF_INPUT_FILE |
The decoder reached the end of the input file. |
| 86 | CANT_OPEN_INPUT_FILE |
The SOED encoder/decoder linked with the file or socket memory manager cannot get data from the specified input source (the OSS_FILE marked object or decoder input file). |
| 87 | OSS_LEAN_BAD_VERSION |
The control-table passed to ossinit() is not compatible with the Lean Encoder/Decoder. |
| 88 | OSS_LEAN_AUTOMATIC_ENCDEC_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to enable automatic encoding/decoding of open types, but the version of the LED in use does not support it. |
| 89 | OSS_LEAN_RELAYSAFE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
The -relaySafe ASN.1 compiler option was specified, but the current version of LED does not support it. |
| 90 | OSS_LEAN_DER_ENCODER_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to set the OSS_DER encoding rules flag; however, the current version of LED does not support it. |
| 91 | OSS_LEAN_REALTYPE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to use a representation of the REAL type; however, this is not supported. |
| 92 | OSS_LEAN_REMOVE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to apply the ASN1.Remove directive to the specification, but the current version of LED does not support it. |
| 93 | OSS_LEAN_NOCOPY_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to apply the OSS.OBJHANDLE | OSS.NOCOPY directive to the specification, but the current version of the LED does not support it. |
| 94 | OSS_LEAN_DEFERDECODING_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to apply the ASN1.DeferDecoding directive to the specification, but the current version of the LED does not support it. |
| 96 | OSS_LEAN_TRUNCATE_SOF_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to apply the OSS.Truncate directive to the specification, but the version of the current LED in use does not support it. |
| 97 | OSS_LEAN_POINTER_NOT_ SUPPORTED |
The POINTER directive cannot be used with the version of the LED runtime in use as it is not supported. |
| 97 | CANT_LOAD_DYNLIBRARY |
Unable to load a control table or a code file as a shared library. |
| 99 | XER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The XER DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 100 | PATTERN_CONSTRAINT |
The pattern constraint is violated. |
| 101 | PATTERN_CONSTRAINT_NOT_LINKED |
The pattern constraint code was not linked. |
| 102 | NOCOPY_FRAGMENTED |
The OSS.OBJHANDLE | OSS.NOCOPY directive was applied to an item that has fragmented encodings (usually occurs when the CER encoder is used). |
| 103 | BAD_OBJIDNODE |
The OBJECT IDENTIFIER conflicts with X.680 or the value specified is too large for the chosen C representation - in this case, apply the --<OSS.OBJECTID LONG>-- directive to the type. |
| 104 | ASN1_COMPILER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The dynamic control table creation DLL was not linked. |
| 105 | ASN1_COMPILING_FAILED |
The dynamic control table creation routines detected syntax errors in the input ASN.1 specification. |
| 106 | TOO_MANY_CMD_LINE_OPTIONS |
The number of input command line options exceeds the internal limit. Instead, use the -commandFile option. |
| 107 | OSS_LEAN_LONGLONG_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt was made to use a 64-bit representation of an INTEGER type, but the version of the LED in use does not support it. |
| 108 | CONSTRUCTED_NESTING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
The nesting level of constructed string encodings exceeds the limit. |
| 109 | SEQ_SET_NESTING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
The nesting level of encoding of SET exceeds the limit. |
| 110 | EXER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The E-XER DLL was not linked or found (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 111 | DEFAULT_PREFIX_NOT_ALLOWED |
It is returned by ossSetNamespacePrefix() when its prefix parameter is NULL and when the schema does not allow the use of default namespaces due to ambiguities. |
| 112 | UNKNOWN_NAMESPACE_URI |
It is returned by ossSetNamespacePrefix() and ossGetNamespacePrefix() when the NAMESPACE parameter is invalid as an URI, or it is not used in the schema. |
| 113 | INVALID_PREFIX |
It is returned by ossSetNamespacePrefix() when its prefix parameter is invalid (not NCName). |
| 114 | PREFIX_ALREADY_ASSIGNED |
It is returned by ossSetNamespacePrefix() when its prefix parameter was already assigned to a different namespace URI (also used when a NULL prefix is assigned to the second namespace). |
| 115 | COMPRESS_ERROR |
A compression or decompression error occurred. Note that your custom compression/decompression function must return a negative value. |
| 117 | OSS_LEAN_COMPRESSION_NOT_SUPPORTED |
An attempt is made to use post-encoding data compression/encryption and pre-decoding data decompression/decryption, but the version of the LED in use does not support it. |
| 120 | OSS_LEAN_ZLIB_NOT_SUPPORTED |
The -compress ASN.1 compiler option was specified, but the version of the LED in use does not support zlib compression. |
| 121 | CANT_LOAD_ZLIB_DLL |
ZLIB1.DLL was not found in PATH or it does not provide the required functions (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 122 | BAD_OID_IRI |
The OID internationalized resource identifier conflicts with X.680 or X.660. |
| 123 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT |
The single value constraint is violated for the OBJECT IDENTIFIER, RELATIVE-OID, OID-IRI, RELATIVE-OID-IRI, HUGE INTEGER, or TIME type. |
| 125 | CONVERSION_NOT_POSSIBLE |
The ossBinary2XML(), ossXML2Binary(), ossBinary2JSON() , ossJSON2Binary(), ossBinary2AVN(), or ossAVN2Binary() function detects that the input message contains an encoding that cannot be converted. |
| 126 | PRT_ERROR |
Error when printing unencoded data (for example, the error can occur when an unexpected NULL pointer was encountered). |
| 130 | OSS_TIMEOUT_EXPIRED or TIMEOUT_READING_FROM_SOCKET |
The decoder or ossSkipPadBytes() was unable to read from the socket due to an exceeded timeout or an error reading from the socket. |
| 131 | ASN1_COMPILING_LICENSE_ERROR |
The dynamic control table creation routine detected a license error. See the ASN.1 compiler output for the precise error message. |
| 132 | ASN1_COMPILING_INPUT_OUTPUT_ERROR |
The dynamic control table creation routine detected an input/output error during opening, reading, or writing files. See the ASN.1 compiler output for the precise error message. |
| 133 | CANT_CLOSE_INPUT_FILE |
The OSS memory manager cannot close input file. |
| 134 | CANT_OPEN_OUTPUT_FILE |
The OSS memory manager cannot open output file. |
| 135 | CANT_CLOSE_OUTPUT_FILE |
The OSS memory manager cannot close output file. |
| 136 | ERROR_WRITING_TO_FILE |
The OSS memory manager detected a file write error. |
| 137 | ERROR_READING_FROM_FILE |
The OSS memory manager detected a file read error. |
| 138 | CANT_OPEN_TEMPORARY_FILE |
The OSS memory manager cannot open the temporary file. |
| 139 | DEFERRED_VALUE_IN_BUFFER |
The OSS memory manager detected the part of a deferred value in the initial buffer. |
| 140 | INCORRECT_DEFERRED_VALUE |
The OSS memory manager detected incorrect deferred value in the initial buffer. |
| 141 | ERROR_WRITING_TO_SOCKET |
The OSS memory manager detected a socket write error. |
| 142 | ERROR_READING_FROM_SOCKET |
The OSS memory manager detected a socket read error. |
| 143 | CANT_LOAD_SOCKET_DLL |
The socket DLL was not found in PATH (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 144 | CANT_GET_PROC_ADDRESS |
The socket DLL does not provide the required functions (applies only to Microsoft Windows). |
| 145 | INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE |
The OSS memory manager detected an invalid socket handle. |
| 146 | UNRECOGNIZED_MEMORY_OBJECT |
The OSS memory manager detected an unknown marked memory object. |
| 147 | TIMEOUT_WRITING_TO_SOCKET |
The OSS socket memory manager or API function was unable to write to the socket due to an exceeded timeout. |
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