9. Log Error Codes

9.1 Log Codes

Each log message is accompanied by a log code which is useful in understanding the current state of the dm Server. Log codes are of the form: 'SPXY1234L', where SP stands for Spring Server, XY stands for the subsystem code, 1234 represents the error number, and L conveys the level of severity of the event being logged.

9.1.1 Subsystem Codes

Below is the list of subsystem codes and their corresponding subsystems:

  • CC - Concurrent
  • CN - Control
  • CO - Config
  • DE - Deployer
  • FF - FFDC
  • KB - Bootstrap
  • KE - Kernel
  • OP - OSGi
  • PM - Profile
  • SC - Servlet
  • WE - Web

9.1.2 Error Number

The error numbers start from 0000 and typically increase by 1. There is no upper limit for error numbers.

9.1.3 Event Severity

  • E - Error
  • W - Warn
  • I - Info

Error denotes that there are problems in the dm Server, such as incorrect behaviour of the system. This is the most serious of the log events.

Warn denotes that errors exist, but they are not critical and may be overlooked.

Info provides information about events in the system that may be useful in diagnosing warnings and errors. Such events are not severe.