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| #define | DOFERROR_OK |
| | Success or OK (no error).
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| #define | DOFERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED |
| | The request is not supported by the library or the OAP Interface (for example, an Invoke on an Event).
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| #define | DOFERROR_TYPE_MISMATCH |
| | The data values passed do not match the data signature of the defined Interface, therefore a value or value list could not be written to or read from the wire.
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| #define | DOFERROR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES |
| | There are not enough resources available to accept or process the command.
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| #define | DOFERROR_TERMINATED |
| | The operation, connection, or request has been terminated.
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| #define | DOFERROR_REJECTED |
| | An operation has not been accepted (for example, the provider does not allow subscriptions on the requested interface and item).
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| #define | DOFERROR_NOT_FOUND |
| | The requested information cannot be found (for example, a request was received that should match an existing binding, but no matching binding can be found).
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| #define | DOFERROR_DUPLICATE |
| | An operation or entry already exists and cannot be entered again (for example, the requested Session ID is already in use).
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| #define | DOFERROR_TOO_MANY |
| | The maximum number of entries has been reached (for example, the provider has reached a maximum supported session count on the requested binding).
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| #define | DOFERROR_APPLICATION_ERROR |
| | An application callback has failed (for example, the provider implementation).
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| #define | DOFERROR_FAILED |
| | Failed without any other, specific error.
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| #define | DOFERROR_TIMEOUT |
| | An operation timed out.
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| #define | DOFERROR_NOT_READABLE |
| | The property is not readable.
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| #define | DOFERROR_NOT_WRITABLE |
| | The property is not writable.
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| #define | DOFERROR_RESULT_LOST |
| | One or more results for the operation have been lost (not received).
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| #define | DOFERROR_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATION_FAILED |
| | Protocol negotiation failed when attempting to establish a connection.
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| #define | DOFERROR_TRANSPORT_FAILED |
| | Transport-level error or failure.
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| #define | DOFERROR_IO_FAILED |
| | Transport-level Input/Output (Receive/Send) error or failure.
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| #define | DOFERROR_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED |
| | Authentication error or failure.
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| #define | DOFERROR_ACK_TIMEOUT |
| | Ack timeout error.
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| #define | DOFERROR_STALE_CREDENTIAL |
| | The credential used was previously resolved, but failed to authenticate due to a stale cache of the resolution data.
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| #define | DOFERROR_ACCESS_DENIED |
| | Access is denied.
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| #define | DOFERROR_UNKNOWN_INITIATOR |
| | The initiator is not known.
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| #define | DOFERROR_UNKNOWN_RESPONDER |
| | The responder is not known.
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| #define | DOFERROR_UNKNOWN_DOMAIN |
| | The domain in which authentication was requested is not known, cannot be found (e.g., no route), or cannot be validated.
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| #define | DOFERROR_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE |
| | The service is not currently available.
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| #define | DOFERROR_BAD_MODE |
| | The requested security mode is not acceptable.
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| #define | DOFERROR_NOT_IN_GROUP |
| | The initiator is not a member of the requested group.
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| #define | DOFERROR_UNSUPPORTED_INITIATOR |
| | The identification mode requested by the initiator is not known.
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| #define | DOFERROR_UNSUPPORTED_RESPONDER |
| | The identification mode requested by the responder is not known.
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| #define | DOFERROR_INVALID_INITIATOR |
| | The identification mode requested by the initiator is known, but there is no associated private data.
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| #define | DOFERROR_INVALID_RESPONDER |
| | The identification mode requested by the responder is known, but there is no associated private data.
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| #define | DOFERROR_RESOLUTION_FAILED |
| | An error occurred in resolution.
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| #define | DOFERROR_VALIDATION_FAILED |
| | An error occurred in validation.
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| #define | DOFERROR_ILLEGAL_ARGUMENT |
| | An invalid or illegal argument was detected (for example, a NULL was passed where it should not have been).
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