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Using WWW-STATUS
FlashCONNECT Administrator’s Guide 99
The usual sequence of messages for a typical connection is:
1. w3_SettingSocket (Socket)
2. w3_Input
3. w3_ProcessingRequest (Processing)
The last two messages repeat when processing and waiting for requests. Many of
these messages display very briefly. Messages displaying for more than a brief period
is usually an indication of a problem. Use the information below to identify and
resolve any problems.
FlashCONNECT supports messages in several languages. To determine which message
name is associated with a specific message text, do the following:
1. Note the message text.
2. Find the matching message text in the system messages or w3Messages file.
3. Note the Item-ID of the item containing the message. The Item-ID has the
format: w3xxx or w3xxxlll, where xxx is the message number and lll is an
optional language identifier.
4. Look in the wbp file, w3Include item for the message name associated with the
message number.
5. Use the table below to determine the meaning and suggested action for each
message.
NOTE—Input is the normal message and is displayed for long time periods.
Message Name Message Meaning and Suggestions
w3_Input Input FlashCONNECT is waiting for a message from
FCService. The message can be an initial
request to run an application or a follow-on
page for a persistent connection. This is the
most common status for a FlashCONNECT
connection.
w3_No Slots NO SLOTS FlashCONNECT has contacted FCService and
FCService reported that the maximum number
of servers supported by FCService has been
reached. To resolve this problem, reconfigure
FCService to support more connections, then
stop and restart FCService.