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dvr_msg(4) Kernel Interfaces Manual dvr_msg(4)
NAME
dvr_msg - CDA Viewer messages
DESCRIPTION
CDA Viewer messages may be reported while you are viewing a CDA docu-
ment. These messages refer to conditions that range from successful
completion of the operation to termination of processing because of a
serious error. The CDA Viewer can also return one or more CDA run-time
messages.
When viewing a CDA document on a workstation, select Diagnostic Infor-
mation... from the File pull-down menu in the CDA Viewer window to
display messages. When viewing a CDA document on a character-cell ter-
minal, CDA Viewer and run-time messages appear on your screen by de-
fault.
CDA Viewer messages consist of a message number and message text.
The following section lists the CDA Viewer messages. A brief explana-
tion and recommended user action follows each message, unless a user
action is not required. The messages are listed in alphabetical order,
by message name.
CDA VIEWER MESSAGES
56328201, NORMAL, normal completion
Level:
Success
Explanation:
Routine completed as expected.
56328219, NOFONT, cannot load font
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer could not load a specified font. If an application cre-
ated a DDIF file specifying a font that does not exist on the X server,
the CDA Viewer will use a default font (12 point Courier) when trying
to view this file.
User Action:
If you are using the CDA Viewer application, check for diagnostic error
messages in the CDA Viewer's Diagnostic Information dialog box.
If you are using the DVR callable widget interface, specify a callback
to a viewer widget instance and look for DvrCRcdaError callback reasons
in your callback procedure. The DvrCRcdaError callback reasons should
specify which font the CDA Viewer cannot find. Determine where the DDIF
file was originally created so that you can check for an X server,
which may contain the specified font.
56328227, TOPOFDOC, attempt to move past beginning of document
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The top of a document has been reached. Attempts to move backward in a
given document will not be successful.
56328243, EOD, end of document
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The end of a document has been reached. Attempts to move forward in a
given document will not be successful.
56328267, DEFAULTFONT, default font
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer was unable to load a specified font, so it has defaulted
to using a fallback font (12 point Courier).
User Action:
If you are using the CDA Viewer application, check for diagnostic error
messages in the CDA Viewer's Diagnostic Information dialog box.
If you are using the DVR callable widget interface, specify a callback
to a viewer widget instance and look for DvrCRcdaError callback reasons
in your callback procedure. The DvrCRcdaError callback reasons should
specify which font the CDA Viewer cannot find. Determine where the DDIF
file was originally created so that you can check for an X server,
which may contain the specified font.
56328283, NODISPCONT, no displayable content
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The DDIF document does not contain any displayable content.
User Action:
If you are using the character-cell CDA Viewer, try converting the file
to PostScript output, or view the file with the windowing CDA Viewer to
check whether there is content in the document which cannot be dis-
played on a character-cell device.
If you are using the windowing CDA Viewer, check the content of the
DDIF document using the Analysis back end or the application that cre-
ated the file, or check with the creator of the document to find an ap-
propriate method of viewing the file.
56328291, FILENOTOPEN, file is not open
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The routine expects a file to be loaded before calling, that is, you
must call the DvrViewerFile() routine before calling the DvrNextPage()
routine.
User Action:
Ensure that you have called the necessary routines to open a file be-
fore trying to manipulate it.
56328299, OPENFAIL, file cannot be opened
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
File could not be opened.
User Action:
Ensure that the file is set with the correct protections so that it can
be opened. Ensure that the network is up if you are accessing a file
over the network. Ensure that the file exists.
56328307, INVADDR, invalid address
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Invalid parameter passed to a routine.
User Action:
Ensure that you are properly calling the routine. Some parameters must
be passed by value and some must be passed by reference. Check the
documentation to ensure that you are correctly passing the correct num-
ber of parameters.
56328339, MEMALLOFAIL, memory allocation failed
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
There is insufficient memory on your system to view the requested docu-
ment page.
User Action:
Reduce the system load and try again. If memory allocation fails again,
you may require a system with more memory to view the requested docu-
ment page.
56328347, MEMDEALLOFAIL, memory deallocation failed
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer's attempt to give back system memory has failed.
User Action:
Ensure that the system is functioning properly.
56328355, INTERNALERROR, internal program error
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Unrecoverable CDA Viewer error.
User Action:
Check the routine parameters to ensure that they are properly called.
If all routine parameters are correct, submit an SPR and provide a way
to reproduce the behavior.
56328395, BADINFILENAME, error parsing input file name
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Improper file name passed to a routine.
User Action:
Ensure that the file name you are specifying conforms to the naming
conventions on your operating system.
56328435, FATALERROR, fatal error, submit an SPR
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Unrecoverable error.
User Action:
Check routine parameters to ensure that they are properly called. If
everything appears normal, submit an SPR.
56328443, DRMREGISTERFAIL, DVR routines could not register widget,
aborting
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to register a viewer widget with the Resource Manager failed.
This will happen if the Resource Manager fails while trying to allocate
memory to register the widget.
User Action:
Reduce the system load and try again. If the Resource Manager fails
again, you may require a system with more memory to run the CDA Viewer.
56328451, DRMHIERARCHYFAIL, DVR routines could not open Resource Man-
ager hierarchy, aborting
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to open a viewer UID file has failed.
User Action:
Ensure that the proper viewer UID files are installed. On DIGITAL UNIX
systems, the DXvdoc and DXdvr files are looked for in /usr/lib/X11/uid,
which can be overridden by using the UIDPATH environment variable.
56328459, DRMMAINFETCHFAIL, DVR routines could not fetch main window,
aborting
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to fetch viewer's main window from UID file has failed.
User Action:
Ensure that the proper viewer UID files are installed. On DIGITAL UNIX
systems, the DXvdoc and DXdvr files are looked for in /usr/lib/X11/uid,
which can be overridden by using the UIDPATH environment variable.
56328467, DRMSTRINGFETCHFAIL, DVR routines could not fetch strings,
aborting
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to fetch one of the CDA Viewer's text string resources has
failed.
User Action:
Ensure that the proper viewer UID files are installed. On DIGITAL UNIX
systems, the DXvdoc and DXdvr files are looked for in /usr/lib/X11/uid,
which can be overridden by using the UIDPATH environment variable.
56328475, DRMPOPUPFETCHFAIL, DVR routines could not fetch pop-up window
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to fetch one of the CDA Viewer's popup dialog windows has
failed.
User Action:
Ensure the proper viewer UID files are installed. On DIGITAL UNIX sys-
tems, the DXvdoc and DXdvr files are looked for in /usr/lib/X11/uid,
which can be overridden by using the UIDPATH environment variable.
56328491, IMAGEFAIL, error processing image information, cannot display
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The document contains invalid image data or unsupported image data.
Some image features are not yet supported by the CDA Viewer, including
color mappings other than RGB and pixel aspect ratios other than 1:1.
User Action:
Report the problem to the party that created the image data. If the im-
age data seems valid, submit an SPR.
56328499, GRAPHICFAIL, error processing graphic information, cannot
display
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The document contains nondisplayable graphic data that could be invalid
DDIF, or that might not yet be supported by the CDA Viewer.
User Action:
Check the content of DDIF document using the Analysis back end or the
application that created the file.
56328507, UNKOBJTYPE, unknown internal object type
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The document contains an unknown DDIF object type.
User Action:
Check the content of the DDIF document using the Analysis back end or
the application that created the file.
56328515, PAGENOTFOUND, specified page not found
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer cannot access the requested page.
56328523, FORMATINFO, formatting information in diagnostic info
Level:
Informational
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer has issued a diagnostic informational message regarding
the DDIF content of a given document.
User Action:
If you are using the CDA Viewer application, you can access the diag-
nostic information using the CDA Viewer's Diagnostic Information option
under the File pulldown menu.
If you are using the callable viewer widget, specify an activate call-
back procedure and examine the callback data upon receiving a DvrCRc-
daError callback reason.
56328536, FORMATWARN, formatting warning in diagnostic info
Level:
Warning
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer has issued a diagnostic warning message regarding the
DDIF content of a given document.
User Action:
If you are using the CDA Viewer application, you can access the diag-
nostic information using the viewer's Diagnostic Information option un-
der the File pulldown menu.
If you are using the callable viewer widget, specify an activate call-
back procedure, and examine the callback data upon receiving a DvrCRc-
daError callback reason.
56328544, UNKSTRTYPE, unknown internal structure type
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
The document contains an unknown DDIF structure type.
User Action:
Check the content of the DDIF document using the Analysis back end or
the application that created the file.
56328552, BADPARAM, bad parameter detected
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Invalid parameter passed to a routine.
User Action:
Ensure that you are properly calling the routine. Some parameters must
be passed by value, and some must be passed by reference. Check the
documentation to ensure that you are correctly passing the correct num-
ber of parameters.
56328560, FORMATERROR, formatting error in diagnostic info
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
The CDA Viewer has issued a diagnostic error message regarding the DDIF
content of a given document.
User Action:
Using the CDA Viewer application, you can access the diagnostic infor-
mation using the Diagnostic Information option under the File pulldown
menu.
If you are using the callable viewer widget, specify an activate call-
back procedure and examine the callback data upon receiving a DvrCRc-
daError callback reason.
56328568, NOPSHEAD, file does not contain a PostScript header
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to view a PostScript file that does not begin with the standard
characters (%!). Note that this status only applies to PostScript file
viewing.
User Action:
Modify the PostScript file to begin with the standard characters (%!).
Or, if you are using the CDA Viewer application, the restriction will
be turned off and you will be prompted to view the file again.
If you are using the callable viewer widget, you can set the DvrNhead-
erRequired resource using the XtSetValues routine.
56328576, NODPSEXT, server does not have the PostScript extension
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
Attempt to view a PostScript file on an X display that does not contain
the Display PostScript Extension. The CDA Viewer requires a server with
the Display PostScript Extension to display PostScript files. Note that
this status applies only to viewing PostScript files.
User Action:
Set the display to a server with the Display PostScript Extension and
retry the operation.
56328584, NOPAGE, document contains no pages
Level:
Severe
Explanation:
The document does not contain any displayable pages. A blank window
will appear in the CDA Viewer.
User Action:
Check the content of the DDIF document using the Analysis back end or
the application that created the file.
56328594, OBSOLETE, obsolete viewer entry point referenced
Level:
Error
Explanation:
Attempt to call an obsolete CDA Viewer entry point.
User Action:
Update your file to include currently supported CDA Viewer entry
points.
56328600, BADCOMMENTS, comments wrong, ignoring them for this file
Level:
Warning
Explanation:
A PostScript file contains invalid comments. The CDA Viewer will con-
tinue viewing the file while ignoring the comments. Note that this sta-
tus applies only to PostScript file viewing.
56328706, DRMCTXFAIL, DVR could not create application context, abort-
ing
Level:
Error
Explanation:
An attempt to create the application context using the Resource Manager
failed. The viewer will terminate.
User Action:
Error probably caused by insufficient memory. Reduce system load and
try again.
SEE ALSO
dxvdoc(1X), vdoc(1), cda(4), cda_msg(4), ddif(4), ddis(4), dots(4),
dtif(4)
dvr_msg(4)