Thrown to indicate the size limit of data that echo can handle has been exceeded. Size limit that was exceeded causing this fault to be thrown Thrown to indicate that one or more arguments passed were invalid.

The list of arguments that were invalid.

These arguments are for debugging purposes only. They are designed to help client developers by providing contextual information from ECHO at the time the exception occurred. The information provided may not be directly related to nor mapped to arguments passed in to the operation. Therefore a client may not want to display these values to a user but rather log them for future analysis.

The argument names may change in future versions of ECHO and are not considered part of the ECHO API.

 A list of arguments Used to specify ArgumentName and its value that cause a fault. The name of the argument or field related to an argument. The invalid argument value. If the invalid value passed was an empty string then this will be the string "null". Indicates that the action by the client would put ECHO into an invalid state and is not allowed. The name of the object that was changing state. Current state of the object Thrown when the client attempts to access one or more objects that do not exist.

The list of arguments that referrenced not existant objects.

These arguments are for debugging purposes only. They are designed to help client developers by providing contextual information from ECHO at the time the exception occurred. The information provided may not be directly related to nor mapped to arguments passed in to the operation. Therefore a client may not want to display these values to a user but rather log them for future analysis.

The argument names may change in future versions of ECHO and are not considered part of the ECHO API.

 This exception is thrown to indicate that some value could not be parsed. Represents an error that occurs during the removal of an object from ECHO. Sometimes objects in ECHO may not be removed if other object reference the object being removed. If that is not allowed this fault is thrown. Thrown to indicated that a feature was selected that is not supported. This could be because the feature is not yet implemented. Thrown to indicate that an object in or passed to ECHO is not valid. The type of the object that was invalid. Optional guid if the object exists in ECHO. Thrown to indicate that the URL given is either not a valid URL in syntax or the expected element at the end of the URL does not exist. The URL that was invalid. Thrown by ECHO when an internal error occurs. Thrown by ECHO when the user specified in the token used to invoke an operation is unauthorized to invoke it The token that was used when invoking the operation Thrown by ECHO when a name of an entity being stored already exists The name of the enity whose name exists The duplicate value Provides information about the error that occurred during the invocation of an ECHO operation ECHO operation specific error code ECHO Operations specified message. This may be changed over time at the discretion of the ECHO Operations team ECHO developer team specified error message. Will be constant for each error code Time that the error was encountered. Useful to the echo operations team while trying to track the error in the log files Unique Identifier assigned to an error returned to the client. This is useful to track down the error in the log files Fault raised when the incoming SOAP request message fails schema validation. The fault will contain information about the validation failure in the body of the tag. No ECHO error code will be provided because the invalid message is rejected before it is processed by ECHO.