| NOT_IMPLEMENTED |
The functionality is currently unimplemented. |
| TRANSMITTAL_INACCESSIBLE |
Transmittal file couldn't be found. To be returned by the open-transmittal functions (for example seWorkspace::openTransmittalByFile()) if the resolved file location was not accessible by the API. This could occur if the file was opened for read-only or update and the file did not exist. It could also occur if the file location specified a non-local file and the API had no transport mechanism for accessing the remote file. |
| UNRESOLVED_TRANSMITTAL |
Unresolvable transmittal reference. To be returned when a reference to a transmittal is encountered that cannot be resolved. - See also:
- seWorkspace::resolveTransmittalURN(), seWorkspace::setITRResolverPath()
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| INVALID_ACCESS_MODE |
Attempt to write to a non-editable transmittal. To be returned if the resolved file location of a transmittal was found, but the security permissions of the underlying system (OS / filesystem) prohibited access to the file in the mode specified.
This could occur if
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the access mode specified was create or update and the file was marked read-only, or
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no access was permitted for the account running the application, or
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create or update mode was requested but the API implementation did not support the write capability, or
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a function requiring create or update mode was invoked for an object in a transmittal that was opened in read-only mode, for example attempting to remove an object from a read-only transmittal.
- See also:
- seTransmittal::getAccessMode()
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| UNSUPPORTED_ENCODING |
Transmittal format not supported. To be returned when access to a transmittal was requested and the transmittal is in a format that is not supported by the implementation of this SEDRIS API. - See also:
- seTransmittal::getEncoding()
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| INVALID_TRANSMITTAL_URN |
Transmittal URN is invalid. To be returned when a parameter representing a transmittal URN did not specify a URN that was valid according to the formal SEDRIS namespace. - See also:
- seWorkspace::resolveTransmittalURN()
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| UNPUBLISHED_OBJECT |
ITR reference points to un unpublished object. To be returned when an object is encountered (while attempting to process an Inter-Transmittal Reference) that is not published by its transmittal.
- Note:
- To be available for Inter-Transmittal Reference, an object must be published.
- See also:
- seObject::publish()
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| UNRESOLVED_OBJECT |
An unresolved object was used in the operation. To be returned when the caller has provided as a function argument an unresolved object, for example as the start object for an iterator. |
| INVALID_OBJECT_LABEL |
Invalid ITR label for object. To be returned when the caller has provided as a function argument a label that is not valid in accordance with label syntax rules (i.e. the same lexical conventions that apply to the name of a variable in ANSI C), or when an attempt is made to publish an object with a label that is already in use. - See also:
- seObject::publish()
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| DELETED_OBJECT |
Object has been deleted from transmittal. To be returned by a function when a requested object has been removed from its transmittal. |
| INACTIONABLE_FAILURE |
A general or unknown inactionable condition. This code indicates a general, unknown, or other error for which there is no meaningful branch that the application code could make. (The error description may contain more detailed information.) |
| OUT_OF_MEMORY |
API couldn't allocate memory necessary for an operation. |
| INVALID_HANDLE |
Attempt to use an invalid handle. |
| FILE_ERROR |
There was an error while accessing a transmittal file. |
| INVALID_DRM_CLASS |
The DRM class of the object is invalid for the operation or handle assignment. |