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| Code | Error | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MORE_BUF |
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 PDU number passed to the encoder/decoder does not match any PDU number in the ASN.1 specification. In ASN.1/C++, this error often means that the control information is destroyed or the wrong OssControl object is specified as the function parameter. |
| 4 | MORE_INPUT |
The end of the input buffer was reached prematurely, before the PDU could be decoded. |
| 5 | DATA_ERROR |
The encoded data is invalid. |
| 6 | BAD_ARG |
An incorrect value, probably a NULL pointer, was passed to a routine. |
| 7 | BAD_VERSION |
There is a discrepancy between the ASN.1/C++ compiler-generated files and the runtime library they are linked to. There are a few causes:
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| 8 | OUT_MEMORY |
Out of memory. |
| 9 | BAD_CHOICE |
During encoding, an unknown CHOICE selector is encountered. The input object is corrupt. |
| 9 | PDU_MISMATCH |
During decoding, the type derived from the BER or XML tag does not match the object type being decoded. |
| 10 | BAD_OBJID |
During encoding, an OBJECT IDENTIFIER value does not conform to the X.208 standard. |
| 10 | LIMITED |
During decoding, an implementation limit is exceeded. For example, an INTEGER value is too large. |
| 11 | BAD_PTR |
An unexpected NULL pointer is encountered in the object being encoded, which means that the input object is corrupt. |
| 12 | BAD_TIME |
An illegal OssGeneralizedTime, OssUTCTime, or XML time value is found. |
| 13 | INDEFINITE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
BER indefinite-length encoding is not supported. |
| 14 | MEM_ERROR |
A memory violation error occurred, which could mean that an invalid pointer was passed to the function, or an object passed as a parameter is corrupt. |
| 15 | BAD_TABLE |
The encoder/decoder control table is bad; the OssControl object is probably corrupt. |
| 16 | TOO_LONG |
Encoding a value that exceeds a specified SIZE constraint is attempted while strong constraint checking is disabled. |
| 17 | CONSTRAINT_VIOLATED |
A constraint violation occurred. |
| 18 | FATAL_ERROR |
A serious error occurred, probably due to corrupt memory. |
| 19 | ACCESS_SERIALIZATION_ERROR |
An error occurred while accessing global data in a multi-threaded environment (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 20 | NULL_TBL |
The pointer to the encoder/decoder control table is NULL, caused by using an uninitialized or improperly initialized OssControl object. |
| 21 | NULL_FCN |
An internal encoder/decoder pointer is NULL, caused either by using an improperly initialized OssControl object or by corrupt memory. |
| 22 | BAD_ENCRULES |
Unknown encoding rules are set in the OssControl object; the OssControl object is corrupt. |
| 23 | UNAVAIL_ENCRULES |
The requested encoding rules are not linked. For example, to use PER specify the -per compiler option when compiling the ASN.1 specification. |
| 24 | CANT_OPEN_TRACE_WINDOW |
Error when opening a trace window (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 25 | UNIMPLEMENTED |
The requested feature is not yet implemented. |
| 26 | OID_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
OBJECT IDENTIFIER DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 27 | CANT_OPEN_TRACE_FILE |
An error occurred when opening the trace file set by the OssControl::setOutputFile function. |
| 28 | TRACE_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
You are trying to open a trace file that is already open. |
| 29 | TABLE_MISMATCH |
The type being encoded is not defined in the current control table. |
| 30 | TYPE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
ASN.1 type is not supported. |
| 31 | REAL_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
REAL DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 32 | REAL_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
REAL code is not linked. |
| 33 | OUT_OF_RANGE |
Parameter value range error. |
| 34 | COPIER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
Copier DLL is not linked. (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 35 | CONSTRAINT_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
Constraint checker DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 36 | COMPARATOR_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
Value comparator DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 37 | COMPARATOR_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
Value comparator code is not linked. |
| 38 | MEM_MGR_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
Memory manager DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 39 | TRACING_CODE_NOT_LINKED |
Tracing code is not linked. |
| 40 | OPEN_TYPE_USER_FIELD_ERROR |
An error occurred in a user-defined open type user field copy or compare function. |
| 41 | API_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
API DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 42 | BERDER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
BER/DER DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 43 | PER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
PER DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 44 | OPEN_TYPE_ERROR |
Error in automatic encoding/decoding/copying of an open type value. |
| 45 | MUTEX_NOT_CREATED |
Mutex was not created to serialize access to global data (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 46 | CANT_CLOSE_TRACE_FILE |
An error occurs when closing the trace file set by the OssControl::setOutputFile function. |
| 47 | CANT_SET_START_BUF |
The initial buffer for decoding cannot be set. |
| 48 | START_BUF_NOT_SET |
The initial buffer for decoding is not set. |
| 49 | INFO_OBJECT_SET_TABLE_COPY_ERROR |
An error occurred while copying the object set table. |
| 50 | INFO_OBJECT_ALREADY_EXISTS |
Information object already exists. |
| 51 | INFO_OBJECT_UNIQUE_FIELD_NOT_FOUND |
Unique field is not found in the information object set. |
| 52 | INFO_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND |
Information object is not found. |
| 53 | INFO_OBJECT_SET_NOT_EXTENSIBLE |
Information object set is not extensible. |
| 54 | ERROR_READING_FROM_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Error reading from decoder input file (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 55 | DECODER_INPUT_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
Decoder input file is already open (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 56 | CANT_CLOSE_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Unable to close the decoder input file (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 57 | CANT_OPEN_DECODER_INPUT_FILE |
Unable to open the decoder input file (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 58 | ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE_ALREADY_OPEN |
Encoder output file is already open (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 59 | CANT_CLOSE_ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE |
Unable to close the encoder output file (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 60 | CANT_OPEN_ENCODER_OUTPUT_FILE |
Unable to open the encoder output file (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 66 | TYPE_CONSTRAINT |
A type constraint is violated. |
| 67 | VALUE_NOT_AMONG_ENUMERATED_CONSTRAINT |
A value is not among the possible ENUMERATED values. |
| 68 | COMPONENT_RELATION_CONSTRAINT |
A component relation constraint is violated. |
| 69 | TABLE_CONSTRAINT |
A table constraint is violated. |
| 70 | PRESENCE_CONSTRAINT |
A presence constraint is violated. |
| 71 | ABSENCE_CONSTRAINT |
An absence constraint is violated. |
| 72 | PERMITTED_ALPHABET_CONSTRAINT |
A permitted alphabet constraint is violated. |
| 73 | SIZE_CONSTRAINT_SETOF_SEQOF |
A size constraint is violated for SET OF or SEQUENCE OF value. |
| 74 | SIZE_CONSTRAINT_STRING |
A size constraint is violated for a string value. |
| 75 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_REAL |
A value range constraint is violated for a REAL value. |
| 76 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_UNSIGNED_INTEGER |
A value range constraint is violated for an unsigned INTEGER value. |
| 77 | VALUE_RANGE_CONSTRAINT_SIGNED_INTEGER |
A value range constraint is violated for a signed INTEGER value. |
| 78 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_COMPLEX_TYPE |
A single value constraint is violated for a SET, SEQUENCE, CHOICE, SET OF, or SEQUENCE OF value. |
| 79 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_STRING |
A single value constraint is violated for a string value. |
| 80 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_REAL |
A single value constraint is violated for a REAL value. |
| 81 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_UNSIGNED_INTEGER |
A single value constraint is violated for an unsigned INTEGER value. |
| 82 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT_SIGNED_INTEGER |
A single value constraint is violated for a signed INTEGER value. |
| 83 | USER_CONSTRAINT_FUNCTION_ERROR |
A user-defined constraint function returned an error. |
| 84 | PRINT_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The PER tracing DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 85 | EOF_INPUT_FILE |
The decoder input file ended prematurely (when using an EncodedFile object). |
| 86 | CANT_OPEN_INPUT_FILE |
An error occurred when opening an input file. |
| 87 | OSS_LEAN_BAD_VERSION |
The Lean encoder/decoder version does not match the control table version generated by the ASN.1/C++ compiler. Another cause could be a corrupt control table. |
| 88 | OSS_LEAN_AUTOMATIC_ENCDEC_NOT_SUPPORTED |
Automatic encoding/decoding of open types is not supported by this version of the LED. |
| 89 | OSS_LEAN_RELAYSAFE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
The -relaySafe ASN.1 compiler option is not supported by this version of the LED. |
| 90 | OSS_LEAN_DER_ENCODER_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support DER. |
| 91 | OSS_LEAN_REALTYPE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the REAL type. |
| 92 | OSS_LEAN_REMOVE_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<REMOVE>-- directive. |
| 93 | OSS_LEAN_NOCOPY_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<NOCOPY>-- directive. |
| 94 | OSS_LEAN_DEFERDECODING_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<DeferDecoding>-- directive. |
| 95 | OSS_LEAN_USERHOOKS_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support user hooks. |
| 96 | OSS_LEAN_TRUNCATE_SOF_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<Truncate>-- directive. |
| 97 | OSS_LEAN_POINTER_NOT_ SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<POINTER>-- directive. |
| 97 | CANT_LOAD_DYNLIBRARY |
An error occurred when loading a dynamic library. |
| 98 | CANT_LOAD_DYNLIBRARY |
An error occurred when unloading a dynamic library. |
| 99 | XER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The XER DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 100 | PATTERN_CONSTRAINT |
A pattern constraint is violated. |
| 101 | PATTERN_CONSTRAINT_NOT_LINKED |
Pattern constraint code is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 102 | NOCOPY_FRAGMENTED |
Should not occur with the current version of ASN.1/C++. |
| 103 | BAD_OBJIDNODE |
The encoding of an OBJECT IDENTIFIER type violates the ASN.1 standard. |
| 104 | ASN1_COMPILER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The dynamic control table creation DLL is 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. |
| 107 | OSS_LEAN_LONGLONG_NOT_SUPPORTED |
This version of the LED does not support the --<LONGLONG>-- directive. |
| 108 | CONSTRUCTED_NESTING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
The nesting level of constructed string encodings exceeds the internal limit. |
| 109 | SEQ_SET_NESTING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
The nesting level of constructed types (SEQUENCE, SET, CHOICE, SEQUENCE OF, or SET OF) exceeds the internal limit. |
| 110 | EXER_DLL_NOT_LINKED |
The E-XER DLL is not linked (Microsoft Windows 32-bit only). |
| 111 | DEFAULT_PREFIX_NOT_ALLOWED |
Returned by the OssControl::setNamespacePrefix function when the prefix parameter is NULL and the specification does not allow use of the default prefix due to possible ambiguities. |
| 112 | UNKNOWN_NAMESPACE_URI |
Returned by the OssControl::setNamespacePrefix function when the specified URI is invalid or is not used in the input specification. |
| 113 | INVALID_PREFIX |
Returned by the OssControl::setNamespacePrefix function when the specified prefix is invalid (not an NCName). |
| 114 | PREFIX_ALREADY_ASSIGNED |
Returned by the OssControl::setNamespacePrefix function when the specified prefix is already assigned to a different URI. |
| 115 | COMPRESS_ERROR |
A compression or decompression error occurred. |
| 123 | SINGLE_VALUE_CONSTRAINT |
A single value constraint is violated for an OBJECT IDENTIFIER, RELATIVE-OID, OID-IRI, RELATIVE-OID-IRI, HUGE INTEGER, or TIME value. |
| 125 | CONVERSION_NOT_POSSIBLE |
The Binary2XML()/XML2Binary() or Binary2JSON()/JSON2Binary() method detects that the input message contains an encoding that cannot be converted. |
| 126 | PRT_ERROR |
Error when printing the unencoded data (for example, an unexpected NULL pointer was encountered). |
| 200 | OSS_COMPONENT_MISSING |
The component requested by the user is missing. For example, the user tried to access an absent OPTIONAL field of a SEQUENCE. |
| 201 | OSS_INVALID_INTERVAL |
An invalid OssIndex interval is specified in a call to the remove() or extract() function of a SEQUENCE OF or SET OF. |
| 202 | OSS_INVALID_POSITION |
An invalid position (outside of the buffer) is specified in an EncodedBuffer operation. The same error is returned by the decoder if the special mode was set using the enableSkipPadBytes() method of the EncodedData class and no non-pad bytes were found in the buffer. |
| 203 | OSS_INVALID_ALIGNMENT |
An invalid encoding alignment is used. For example, the user tried to encode several PDUs in one buffer but the encoding alignment is set to BACK_ALIGN or DEFAULT_ALIGN. |
| 204 | OSS_DATA_MISSING |
The requested data is missing. For example, trying to get decoded data from an OssOpen object that has only encoded data. |
| 205 | OSS_TYPE_MISMATCH |
An object is specified that is an unsuitable type. For example, trying to put decoded data from an OssOpen object into a PDU object when the decoded data type does not match the type needed by the PDU object. |
| 206 | OSS_UNKNOWN_TYPE |
The runtime does not recognize the data type. This is usually caused by improper initialization of an object or by corrupt memory. |
| 207 | OSS_INVALID_VALUE |
An illegal operation value was passed. The ASN1Handle::asValueNotation function returns the error code when it cannot convert the input value to ASN.1 value notation. |
| 208 | OSS_NO_MEMORY |
There is insufficient memory for the operation. |
| 209 | OSS_INVALID_NOTATION |
A string containing no valid ASN.1 value notation was passed to the ASN1Handle::setFromValueNotation function. |
| 210 | OSS_UNSUPPORTED_OPERATION |
The operation is not supported. For example, encoding several PDUs into one PEREncodedBuffer. |
| 211 | OSS_MEMPOOLS_NOT_INITIALIZED |
The application attempted to use memory pools, but the memory pool system is not initialized. |
| 212 | OSS_MEMPOOL_BUSY |
The application attempted to activate or deactivate a memory pool that is owned by another thread. |
| 213 | OSS_TIME_INTERVAL_ERROR |
The application attempted to set an illegal value in an OssTimeInterval object. |
| 214 | OSS_CONTROL_NOT_INITIALIZED |
The application attempted to use an OssControl object that has not been properly initialized. |
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