Net
Error Messages
When an exception is thrown by the implementation of the Net API, the error message
NET-1.1:E=<messageId>
is issued, where <messageId> meaning is defined in the next table:
Message ID |
Description |
|---|---|
-2 |
Permission denied. |
-3 |
Bad socket file descriptor. |
-4 |
Host is down. |
-5 |
Network is down. |
-6 |
Network is unreachable. |
-7 |
Address already in use. |
-8 |
Connection abort. |
-9 |
Invalid argument. |
-10 |
Socket option not available. |
-11 |
Socket not connected. |
-12 |
Unsupported network address family. |
-13 |
Connection refused. |
-14 |
Socket already connected. |
-15 |
Connection reset by peer. |
-16 |
Message size to be sent is too long. |
-17 |
Broken pipe. |
-18 |
Connection timed out. |
-19 |
Not enough free memory. |
-20 |
No route to host. |
-21 |
Unknown host. |
-23 |
Native method not implemented. |
-24 |
The blocking request queue is full, and a new request cannot be added now. |
-25 |
Network not initialized. |
-255 |
Unknown error. |