AnswerFileStatusError

AnswerFileStatusError
AnswerFileStatusError

The AnswerFileStatusError data object describes an answer file error and identifies the profile or policy option with which the error is associated.

AllOf
This class requires all of the following:
JSON Example 
{
    "_typeName": "string",
    "userInputPath": {
        "_typeName": "string",
        "profilePath": "string",
        "policyId": "string",
        "parameterId": "string",
        "policyOptionId": "string"
    },
    "errMsg": {
        "_typeName": "string",
        "key": "string",
        "arg": [
            {
                "_typeName": "string",
                "key": "string",
                "value": {
                    "_typeName": "string"
                }
            }
        ],
        "message": "string"
    }
}
ProfilePropertyPath
userInputPath
Required

The ProfilePropertyPath data object represents the path to a profile, policy option, or specific parameter.

If profilePath, policyId, and parameterId are all specified, the combination of the three identifies a particular parameter. If only profilePath and policyId are specified, the combination identifies a specific profile policy option. If just the profilePath is specified, the data object identifies a profile instance.

LocalizableMessage
errMsg
Required

Message data which is intended to be displayed according to the locale of a client.

A LocalizableMessage contains both a formatted, localized version of the text and the data needed to perform localization in conjunction with localization catalogs.

Clients of the VIM API may use vim.SessionManager.setLocale() to cause the server to emit a localized message, or may perform client-side localization based on message catalogs provided by the server.

  • If the substition variable is a string, no further lookup is required.
    • arg = [("address" = "127.0.0.1")]
    • CATALOG(locmsg, key) = "IP address is {address}"
    • ==> message = "IP address is 127.0.0.1"
  • If the substitution variable is an integer, value is a lookup key.
    • arg = [("1" = "button.cancel"), ("2" = "msg.revert")]
    • CATALOG(locmsg, key) = "Select '{1}' to {2}"
    • CATALOG(locmsg, button.cancel) = "Cancel"
    • CATALOG(locmsg, msg.revert) = "revert"
    • ==> message = "Select 'Cancel' to revert"
  • If the variable contains '@', value is a label lookup in another catalog, where {name.@CATALOG.prefix} looks up prefix.arg[name].label in CATALOG.
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