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Client.BadData Fault Messages

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A field (option, attribute, element, HTTP header, or HTTP body) contained invalid data. The following table specifies the options corresponding to this fault message and those below it in the hierarchy.

Client.BadData Fault Options

Name

Description

fieldName

StringOption. Length range 1-255 characters.

Specifies the name of the field containing the invalid data.

Client.BadData.BadTimeZoneID

A time zone ID is unknown.

Client.BadData.Expired

An object with a limited duration has expired.

Client.BadData.Expired.URL

A URL with a limited duration has expired.

Client.BadData.NameInUse

A name or ID is required to be unique but was already in use.

Client.BadData.NameInUse.GroupID

A group ID is required to be unique but was already in use.

Client.BadData.NameInUse.Meeting

A meeting name is required to be unique but was already in use.

Client.BadData.NameInUse.Recording

A recording name is required to be unique but was already in use.

Client.BadData.NameInUse.UserID

A user ID is required to be unique but was already in use.

Client.BadData.NoSuch

The request refers to one or more objects that are required to exist but do not.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.File

The request refers to a file that is required to exist but does not.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.Meeting

The request refers to an unknown meeting.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.Recording

The request refers to an unknown recording.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.URL

An upload or download request was addressed to an unknown URL.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup

The request refers to one or more unknown user IDs or group IDs. The following table specifies the options corresponding to this fault message and those below it in the hierarchy.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup Fault Options

Name

Description

Ids

StringListOption. Length range 1-64 characters.

Specifies the unknown user or group IDs.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup.Group

The request refers to one or more unknown group IDs.

Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup.User

The request refers to one or more unknown user IDs.

The following example shows an attempt to send a CreateGroupRequest to create a new group containing some non-existent user.

<PlaceWareConfCenter>
   <Fault>
      <FaultCode>Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup.User</FaultCode>
      <FaultString>Unknown user.</FaultString>
      <OptionList>
         <StringOption value="UserID" name="fieldName"/></StringOption>
         <StringListOption name="ids">
            <String>Michael</String>
         </StringListOption>
         <TimeOption value="2006-06-26T18:45:13Z" name="time"/></TimeOption>
      </OptionList>
   </Fault>
</PlaceWareConfCenter>

Note how the options accumulate from each level in the hierarchy. The time option comes from the top level, the fieldName option comes from the Client.BadData level, and the ids option comes from the Client.BadData.NoSuch.UserOrGroup level.

Client.BadData.NotOrganizer

The value in a field did not refer to an organizer when this was required.

Client.BadData.Password.Weak

The password does not conform to Password policy.

Client.BadData.Reserved

The request attempted to access a reserved item.

Client.BadData.Reserved.Group

The request attempted to access one or more of the reserved group IDs specified in String Restriction and Transformation.

Client.BadData.Reserved.User

The request attempted to access the reserved user ID. See the reservedUserID option in GetConferencingServiceData.

Client.BadData.Unexpected

The value of a field is different from the expected value.

Client.BadData.Unexpected.BodyBytes

The number of bytes in the body of an HTTP(S) request is different from the expected value. The following table specifies the options corresponding to this fault message and those below it in the hierarchy.

Client.BadData.Unexpected.BodyBytes Fault Options

Name

Description

expected

decimalOption. Value range 0 to 263-1.

Specifies the number of expected bytes.

detected

decimalOption. Value range 0 to 263-1.

Specifies the number of bytes in the body when the error was detected. If it is greater than the number of expected bytes, then the body might actually be longer than this, because the conference center need not read the entire body once the error has been detected.

Client.BadData.Unexpected.ContentLength

The value of the Content-Length header in an HTTP(S) request is different from the expected value. The following table specifies the options corresponding to this fault message and those below it in the hierarchy.

Client.BadData.Unexpected.ContentLength Fault Options

Name

Description

expected

decimalOption. Value range 0 to 263-1.

Specifies the expected value of the Content-Length header.

actual

decimalOption. Value range 0 to 263-1.

Specifies the actual value of the Content-Length header.

Client.BadData.Zip

A file or stream in the Zip archive file format is invalid.

Client.BadData.Zip.Entry

An entry in a Zip archive is invalid. The following table specifies the options corresponding to this message and those below it in the hierarchy.

Client.BadData.Zip.Entry Options

Name

Description

entryName

StringOption.

Specifies the name of the invalid entry.

Client.BadData.Zip.Entry.BadOrder

An entry in a Zip archive was not in the required order in the archive.

Client.BadData.Zip.Entry.Unexpected

An entry in a Zip archive had an unexpected name or suffix.

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