GIOP MINOR EXCEPTION CODE

NOKIA 12 GSM MODULE

DESCRIPTIONS
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Contents

ACRONYMS AND TERMS ...................................................................................................... 1

1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT .............................................................................................. 2
2. NOKIA 12 GSM MODULE ORB MINOR EXCEPTION CODES ...................................... 3
3. J2ME™ ORB MINOR EXCEPTION CODES ................................................................... 4
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ACRONYMS AND TERMS

Acronym/term Description
AM Application Module
CORBA Common Object Request Broker Architecture
CSD Circuit Switched Data
GIOP General Inter-ORB Protocol
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
J2ME™ Java™ 2 Micro Edition
ORB Object Request Broker
POA Portable Object Adapter
SIM Subscriber Identity Module
SMSC Short Message Service Centre
VMCID Vendor Minor Codeset ID

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1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT
This document specifies the General Inter-ORB Protocol (GIOP) minor
exception code allocation for the Nokia 12 GSM module (hereafter Nokia 12
module). Minor exception codes provide more detailed information on the
reasons for CORBA COMM FAILURE exceptions.

Depending on the Object Request Broker (ORB) that is used, you may get the
minor exception codes in different formats. In this document the minor
exception codes are shown in the following three formats:

• Hexadecimal value containing both the Vendor Minor Codeset ID (VMCID)

and minor code
• Decimal value containing both the VMCID and minor code
• Hexadecimal VMCID code and decimal minor code

The Java™ 2 Micro Edition (J2ME™) ORB of the Nokia 12 module gives the
minor exception codes as decimal values containing both the VMCID and
minor code.

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2. NOKIA 12 GSM MODULE ORB MINOR EXCEPTION
CODES

Table 1. Nokia 12 module ORB errors

Minor exception Minor exception VMCID Description
code code decimal hexadecimal +
hexadecimal minor code
decimal
0x4E4B0000 1313538048 4e4b0000 + 0 Unknown error.
This code is used when no
detailed error reason is available.
0x4E4B0001 1313538049 4e4b0000 + 1 Unknown error when
communicating with the Server.
0x4E4B0002 1313538050 4e4b0000 + 2 No free dynamic connections in
the Nokia 12 module.
0x4E4B0003 1313538051 4e4b0000 + 3 The given connection ID was not
valid.
0x4E4B0004 1313538052 4e4b0000 + 4 The configured connection
parameters were outside limits.
0x4E4B0006 1313538054 4e4b0000 + 6 The peer rejected the message.
0x4E4B0007 1313538055 4e4b0000 + 7 Number for the Short Message
Service Centre (SMSC) was not
configured in the SIM card.
0x4E4B0008 1313538056 4e4b0000 + 8 Connection could not be
established or it was dropped.
0x4E4B0009 1313538057 4e4b0000 + 9 An internal error from the protocol
stack.
Connection could not be
established or it was dropped.
0x4E4B000A 1313538058 4e4b0000 + 10 Connection establishment failed.
The Nokia 12 module was not in
service or the connection
parameters were invalid.
0x4E4B0050 1313538128 4e4b0000 + 80 Unknown error when
communicating with the
Application Module (AM).

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3. J2ME™ ORB MINOR EXCEPTION CODES

Table 2. J2ME™ ORB errors

Minor exception Minor exception VMCID Description
code code decimal hexadecimal +
hexadecimal minor code
decimal
0x4e4b2000 1313546240 4e4b2000 + 0 Unknown error.
This code is used when no
detailed error reason is available.
0x4e4b2001 1313546241 4e4b2000 + 1 The servant threw an unexpected
exception.
0x4e4b2002 1313546242 4e4b2000 + 2 The servant was activated under
a Portable Object Adapter (POA)
that was not active.
0x4e4b2003 1313546243 4e4b2000 + 3 The specified POA was not found.
0x4e4b2004 1313546244 4e4b2000 + 4 The specified servant was not
found from the POA’s active
object map.
0x4e4b2005 1313546245 4e4b2000 + 5 The Nokia 12 module did not
have a default connection
configured.
One of the connections must be
set as the default connection
before the ORB can use it.
0x4e4b2006 1313546246 4e4b2000 + 6 The ORB implementation name
specified in the object key did not
match.
0x4e4b2007 1313546247 4e4b2000 + 7 The length of the object key
specified in the request was zero.
0x4e4b2008 1313546248 4e4b2000 + 8 The POA was found, but no
servant with a matching object ID
was found in it.
0x4e4b2009 1313546249 4e4b2000+9 The number of queued requests
was exceeded.
The user’s servants may be
deadlocked and do not return the
reserved resources.
0x4e4b200a 1313546250 4e4b2000+a The selected connection was
disabled in Nokia 12 module
configuration.
0x4e4b200b 1313546251 4e4b2000+b The wireless link between the
Nokia 12 module and remote peer

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Minor exception Minor exception VMCID Description
code code decimal hexadecimal +
hexadecimal minor code
decimal
dropped during communication.
Data maybe partially transmitted.
0x4e4b200c 1313546252 4e4b2000+c Failed to open a link.
A more specific reason is not
available.
0x4e4b200d 1313546253 4e4b2000+d Link closed.
0x4e4b200e 1313546254 4e4b2000+e Disconnection due to a dropped
call.
0x4e4b200f 1313546255 4e4b2000+f The receiver was busy.
0x4e4b2010 1313546256 4e4b2000+10 The receiver did not answer.
0x4e4b2011 1313546257 4e4b2000+11 Configuration for the used bearer
was missing.
0x4e4b2012 1313546258 4e4b2000+12 There were too many General
Packet Radio Service (GPRS)
contexts.
0x4e4b2013 1313546259 4e4b2000+13 A generic GPRS error.
0x4e4b2014 1313546260 4e4b2000+14 Invalid username or password.
0x4e4b2015 1313546261 4e4b2000+15 Context activation failed due to
bad access point time.
0x4e4b2016 1313546262 4e4b2000+16 The bearer was reserved by an
external application.
0x4e4b2017 1313546263 4e4b2000+17 No network coverage.
0x4e4b2018 1313546264 4e4b2000+18 GPRS was suspended because a
Circuit Switched Data (CSD) call
was started.
0x4e4b2019 1313546265 4e4b2000+19 The selected bearer was
temporarily unavailable.

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