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for cases in which the client (Mosaic, Netscape, etc) seems to have caused some sort of problem when asking the server for a html document. The 500 codes are intended for instances when the Server software (NCSA HTTPD, Netsite, etc.) running on the site that you are contacting is having a problem sending you the html document. Bad request 400: This is a fairly common error and basically means that the requested document could not be sent because of syntax error in the URL (site address). Unauthorized 401: This is one of the most common error messages and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9524990/list-of-weblogic-error-codes usually means that the Server is expecting some sort of encryption id from the browser (Mosaic, Netscape, etc) and when it does not recieve it, the server issues an error message. Forbidden 403: The document you are requesting is "forbidden" meaning that you do not have read privlidges or are not allowed to have the page sent to you. Not found 404: This is the most common and is http://narayanasetti.blogspot.com/2011/04/http-error-codes.html similar to the 400 error. Basically this means that the document you have requested no longer exsists or that the URL (site address) is incorrect. Internal Error 500: The server was unable to send the html document to you due to an internal (server software) error. Not implemented 501: This error occurs when for example, you have pressed the submit button on a form. The server replys with this error message because it dosen't support the feature that you have requested. This is not a real common error, but typically occurs when new features or forms are implemented. Service temporarily overloaded 502: The server cannot process the request due to a high load (whether HTTP servicing or other requests from users). Basically, this is the "if at first you don't suceed..." error. The solution is to try back later at a time when net load or server traffic is lower. Gateway timeout 503: This error is caused by the connection timing out, either due to server problems, net problems or client problems. Basically, the request for information stops because the pathway to the web server has been closed. 400 - Bad Request - You probably typed in a URL wrong, the server has no clue wh
and general troubleshooting issues for entity bean configuration and deployment. It includes sections on: OracleAS TopLink Exceptions Exception Error https://isu.ifmo.ru/docs/IAS904/web.904/b10313/trblshtn.htm Codes and Descriptions Entity Deployment OracleAS TopLink Exceptions All https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2012/05/dealing-with-weblogic-stuck-threads.html OracleAS TopLink exceptions are descendants of TOC=h4-"1152579"3. The TOC=h4-"1152579"2 class is the superclass of all runtime and development type exceptions. Runtime Exceptions Runtime exceptions indicate error conditions at runtime, though not necessarily fatal errors. Instead, they indicate that runtime error codes conditions are invalid, such as the loss of database connection. All these exceptions should be handled in a try-catch block. The following exceptions can be thrown at runtime: TOC=h4-"1152579"1 TOC=h4-"1152579"0 /TOC=h49 Development Exceptions Development exceptions indicate that a certain fragment of code is invalid. All development exceptions do not oracle weblogic error depend on runtime conditions and must, therefore, be solved before deploying the application. For example, the /TOC=h48 is thrown the first time you initialize an application that contains an erroneous descriptor or mapping property. Development exceptions are useful as a debugging tool to find inconsistencies in the descriptor. Because development exceptions are not normal behavior, they must not be handled in a try-catch block. The following exceptions are not dependent on runtime conditions. If one of these exceptions is thrown, then the application code being tested is invalid and must be changed. Avoid handling these types of exceptions: /TOC=h47 /TOC=h46 /TOC=h45 /TOC=h44 /TOC=h43 /TOC=h42 Format of Exceptions All exceptions return the name of the exception and a message that describes what caused the exception. The message that appears reflects the type of exception. OracleAS TopLink exceptions include the following information: The name of the Oracle
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WebLogic Server diagnoses a thread as stuck if it is continually working (not idle) for a set period of time.You can tune a server's thread detection behavior by changing the length of time before a thread is diagnosed as stuck ( Stuck Thread Max Time), and by changing the frequency with which the server checks for stuck threads. Check here to see how to change the Stuck Thread Max Time.The problem or Why are Stuck Threads evil? WebLogic Server automatically detects when a thread in an execute queue becomes "stuck." Because a stuck thread cannot complete its current work or accept new work, the server logs a message each time it diagnoses a stuck thread. If all threads in an execute queue become stuck, the server changes its health state to either "warning" or "critical" depending on the execute queue:If all threads in the default queue become stuck, the server changes its health state to "critical." (You can set up the Node Manager application to automatically shut down and restart servers in the critical health state. For more information, see "Node Manager Capabilities" in Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server.)If all threads in weblogic.admin.HTTP, weblogic.admin.RMI, or a user-defined execute queue become stuck, the server changes its health state to "warning."So practically, a couple of Stuck Threads might not crash your server preventing it from serving request, but it is a bad sign. Usually, the number of stuck threads will increase and your server will eventually crash.What you can do to avoid your application completely fail? WebLogic Server checks for stuck threads periodically (this is