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# The fully-qualified name of the class to create.
class.name=com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.persist.PersistMessages

ERR_ENCODER_CANNOT_SET_NULL_FIELD_VALUE=An error occurred while attempting to \
  set a null or default value to field {0} in an instance of class {1}:  {2}
ERR_ENCODER_CANNOT_SET_NULL_METHOD_VALUE=An error occurred while attempting \
  to invoke method {0} to set a null or default value to an instance of class \
  {1}:  {2}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_CANNOT_SERIALIZE=An error occurred while attempting to \
  serialize an object for use in attribute {0}:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_CANNOT_DESERIALIZE=An error occurred while attempting to \
  deserialize an object for use in attribute {0}:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE=The default object encoder does not \
  support objects of type {0}.
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_URI=Value ''{0}'' cannot be parsed as a \
  URI value:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_URL=Value ''{0}'' cannot be parsed as a \
  URL value:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_UUID=Value ''{0}'' cannot be parsed as a \
  UUID value:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_ENUM=Value ''{0}'' is not a valid value for \
  the associated enum:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_BOOLEAN=Value ''{0}'' cannot be parsed as a \
  Boolean value.
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_VALUE_INVALID_DATE=Value ''{0}'' cannot be parsed as a \
  Date value:  {1}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_CANNOT_ADD=An error occurred while attempting to add an \
  element to a list or set:  {0}
ERR_DEFAULT_ENCODER_CANNOT_FIND_ADD_METHOD=Unable to find the method to use \
  to add an item to a list or set.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_EMPTY=The provided string cannot be used as a valid \
  LDAP attribute or object class name because it is null or empty.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_INVALID_CHAR=The provided string ''{0}'' cannot be \
  used as a valid LDAP attribute or object class name because it has an \
  invalid character ''{1}'' at position {2,number,0}.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_INVALID_FIRST_CHAR=The provided string ''{0}'' cannot \
  be used as a valid LDAP attribute or object class name because it does not \
  start with an ASCII letter.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_OPTION_WITH_CONSECUTIVE_SEMICOLONS=The provided \
  string ''{0}'' cannot be used as a valid LDAP attribute description because \
  it contains multiple consecutive semicolons.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_INVALID_OPTION_CHAR=The provided string ''{0}'' \
  cannot be used as a valid LDAP attribute description because it contains \
  character ''{1}'' at position {2,number,0}, but that character cannot be \
  used in attribute options.
ERR_LDAP_NAME_VALIDATOR_ENDS_WITH_SEMICOLON=The provided string ''{0}'' \
  cannot be used as a valid LDAP attribute description because it ends with a \
  semicolon.
ERR_JAVA_NAME_VALIDATOR_INVALID_FIRST_CHAR_DIGIT=The provided string ''{0}'' \
  cannot be used as a valid Java identifier because it starts with a numeric \
  digit.
ERR_JAVA_NAME_VALIDATOR_INVALID_CHAR=The provided string ''{0}'' cannot be \
  used as a valid Java identifier because it contains an invalid character \
  ''{1}'' at position {2,number,0}.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_FIELD_NOT_ANNOTATED=Field {0} in class {1} does not contain \
  the @LDAPField annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did \
  have that annotation.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_CLASS_NOT_ANNOTATED=Class {0} does not contain the @LDAPObject \
  annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did have that \
  annotation.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_LAZY_WITH_DEFAULT_DECODE=Field {0} in class {1} is configured \
  to be lazily-loaded, but also contains one or more default decode values.  \
  Lazily-loaded fields cannot be assigned default decode values.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_LAZY_WITH_DEFAULT_ENCODE=Field {0} in class {1} is configured \
  to be lazily-loaded, but also contains one or more default encode values.  \
  Lazily-loaded fields cannot be assigned default encode values.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_LAZY_IN_RDN=Field {0} in class {1} is configured to be \
  lazily-loaded, but is also marked for inclusion in entry RDNs.  \
  Lazily-loaded fields cannot be marked for inclusion in entry RDNs.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_FIELD_FINAL=Field {0} in class {1} is declared final, which is \
  not supported in conjunction with the @LDAPField annotation.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_FIELD_STATIC=Field {0} in class {1} is declared static, which \
  is not supported in conjunction with the @LDAPField annotation.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_CANNOT_GET_ENCODER=An error occurred while attempting to \
  create an instance of class {0} for encoding field {1} in class {2}:  {3}
ERR_FIELD_INFO_ENCODER_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE=The encoder type {0} configured for \
  field {1} in class {2} does not support objects of type {3}.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_UNSUPPORTED_MULTIPLE_DEFAULT_DECODE_VALUES=Field {0} in class \
  {1} is configured with multiple default decode values, but that field can \
  only hold a single value.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_UNSUPPORTED_MULTIPLE_DEFAULT_ENCODE_VALUES=Field {0} in class \
  {1} is configured with multiple default encode values, but that field can \
  only hold a single value.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_INVALID_ATTR_NAME=The @LDAPField annotation for field {0} in \
  class {1} cannot be used to construct a valid LDAP attribute name:  {2}
ERR_FIELD_INFO_INVALID_OC=The @LDAPField annotation for field {0} in class \
  {1} references object class {2} which is not listed as a structural or \
  auxiliary class for the corresponding @LDAPObject annotation on the class.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_MISSING_REQUIRED_VALUE=Unable to encode the value of field \
  {0} in an object of type {1} to an attribute because it is a required field \
  but it does not have a value.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_CANNOT_ENCODE=An error occurred while attempting to encode the \
  value of field {0} in an object of type {1} to an attribute:  {2}
ERR_FIELD_INFO_MISSING_REQUIRED_ATTRIBUTE=Unable to initialize an object of \
  type {0} from entry {1} because the provided entry did not have a value for \
  attribute {2} associated with required field {3}.
ERR_FIELD_INFO_FIELD_NOT_MULTIVALUED=Unable to use attribute {0} to assign \
  field {1} in an instance of class {2} because the provided attribute has \
  multiple values but the field can only hold a single value.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_METHOD_NOT_ANNOTATED=Method {0} in class {1} does not contain \
  the @LDAPGetter annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did \
  have that annotation.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_CLASS_NOT_ANNOTATED=Class {0} does not contain the \
  @LDAPObject annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did \
  have that annotation.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_METHOD_STATIC=Method {0} in class {1} is declared static, \
  which is not supported in conjunction with the @LDAPGetter annotation.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_METHOD_TAKES_ARGUMENTS=Method {0} in class {1} cannot be \
  marked with the @LDAPGetter annotation because that method takes one or \
  more arguments.  The @LDAPGetter annotation may only be used with methods \
  which do not take any arguments.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_CANNOT_GET_ENCODER=An error occurred while attempting to \
  create an instance of class {0} for encoding values of method {1} in class \
  {2}:  {3}
ERR_GETTER_INFO_ENCODER_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE=The encoder type {0} configured for \
  method {1} in class {2} does not support methods which return values of \
  type {3}.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_INVALID_OC=The @LDAPGetter annotation for method {0} in class \
  {1} references object class {2} which is not listed as a structural or \
  auxiliary class for the corresponding @LDAPObject annotation on the class.
ERR_GETTER_INFO_CANNOT_INFER_ATTR=Unable to determine the name of the LDAP \
  attribute associated with getter method {0} in class {1} because the \
  @LDAPGetter annotation does not include an attribute element and the method \
  name does no start with ''get''
ERR_GETTER_INFO_CANNOT_ENCODE=An error occurred while attempting to encode \
  the value returned by method {0} in an object of type {1} to an attribute:  \
  {2}
ERR_SETTER_INFO_METHOD_NOT_ANNOTATED=Method {0} in class {1} does not contain \
  the @LDAPSetter annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did \
  have that annotation.
ERR_SETTER_INFO_CLASS_NOT_ANNOTATED=Class {0} does not contain the \
  @LDAPObject annotation, but an attempt was made to treat it like it did \
  have that annotation.
ERR_SETTER_INFO_METHOD_STATIC=Method {0} in class {1} is declared static, \
  which is not supported in conjunction with the @LDAPSetter annotation.
ERR_SETTER_INFO_METHOD_DOES_NOT_TAKE_ONE_ARGUMENT=Method {0} in class {1} \
  cannot be marked with the @LDAPSetter annotation because that method does \
  not take exactly one argument.  The @LDAPSetter annotation may only be used \
  with methods which take a single argument.
ERR_SETTER_INFO_CANNOT_GET_ENCODER=An error occurred while attempting to \
  create an instance of class {0} for encoding values of method {1} in class \
  {2}:  {3}
ERR_SETTER_INFO_ENCODER_UNSUPPORTED_TYPE=The encoder type {0} configured for \
  method {1} in class {2} does not support the method argument type {3}.
ERR_SETTER_INFO_CANNOT_INFER_ATTR=Unable to determine the name of the LDAP \
  attribute associated with setter method {0} in class {1} because the \
  @LDAPSetter annotation does not include an attribute element and the method \
  name does no start with ''set''
ERR_SETTER_INFO_METHOD_NOT_MULTIVALUED=Unable to invoke method {0} to assign \
  the values of attribute {1} to an instance of class {2} because that \
  attribute has multiple values but the method argument can only accept a \
  single value.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_OBJECT_NOT_ANNOTATED=Class {0} cannot be used with the \
  LDAP SDK persistence framework because it does not include the @LDAPObject \
  annotation.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=Class {0} is configured to use a \
  structural object class of ''{1}'', which is not a valid LDAP object class \
  name:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_AUXILIARY_CLASS=Class {0} is configured to use an \
  auxiliary object class of ''{1}'', which is not a valid LDAP object class \
  name:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_SUPERIOR_CLASS=Class {0} is configured to use a \
  superior object class of ''{1}'', which is not a valid LDAP object class \
  name:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_DEFAULT_PARENT=The @LDAPObject annotation in \
  class {0} has an invalid default parent DN of ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_POST_DECODE_METHOD=The @LDAPObject annotation in \
  class {0} has an invalid post-decode method of ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_POST_ENCODE_METHOD=The @LDAPObject annotation in \
  class {0} has an invalid post-encode method of ''{1}'':  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_NO_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCTOR=Class {0} cannot be used with the \
  LDAP SDK persistence framework because it does not provide a zero-argument \
  constructor.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_DN_FIELD_TYPE=Class {0} includes the @LDAPDNField \
  annotation for field {1} of type {2} which is not an allowed type for DN \
  fields.  DN fields must have a type of java.lang.String.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_MULTIPLE_DN_FIELDS=Class {0} has multiple fields marked \
  with the @LDAPDNField annotation.  This annotation may not be used for more \
  than one field in a class.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_DN_FIELD_FINAL=Field {0} in class {1} is marked with the \
  @LDAPDNField annotation but is also declared final.  Fields marked with the \
  @LDAPDNField annotation must not be final.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_DN_FIELD_STATIC=Field {0} in class {1} is marked with the \
  @LDAPDNField annotation but is also declared static.  Fields marked with \
  the @LDAPDNField annotation must not be static.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_ENTRY_FIELD_TYPE=Class {0} includes the \
  @LDAPEntryField annotation for field {1} of type {2} which is not an \
  allowed type for entry fields.  Entry fields must have a type of \
  com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.ReadOnlyEntry.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_MULTIPLE_ENTRY_FIELDS=Class {0} has multiple fields marked \
  with the @LDAPEntryField annotation.  This annotation may not be used for \
  more than one field in a class.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ENTRY_FIELD_FINAL=Field {0} in class {1} is marked with \
  the @LDAPEntryField annotation but is also declared final.  Fields marked \
  with the @LDAPEntryField annotation must not be final.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ENTRY_FIELD_STATIC=Field {0} in class {1} is marked with \
  the @LDAPEntryField annotation but is also declared static.  Fields marked \
  with the @LDAPEntryField annotation must not be static.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_CONFLICTING_FIELD_ANNOTATIONS=Class {0} has conflicting \
  annotations {1} and {2} for field {3}.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_CONFLICTING_METHOD_ANNOTATIONS=Class {0} has conflicting \
  annotations {1} and {2} for method {3}.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ATTR_CONFLICT=Class {0} includes conflicting annotations \
  for fields and/or methods that will interact with the {1} attribute.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_NO_RDN_DEFINED=Class {0} does not include any fields or \
  getter methods marked for inclusion in the entry RDN.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_INVOKING_CONSTRUCTOR=An error occurred while \
  attempting to create a new object of type {0} using the default \
  constructor:  {1}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_INVOKING_POST_DECODE_METHOD=An error occurred while \
  attempting to invoke post-decode method {0} on an instance of object {1}:  \
  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_INVOKING_POST_ENCODE_METHOD=An error occurred while \
  attempting to invoke post-encode method {0} on an instance of object {1}:  \
  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_SETTING_DN=An error occurred while attempting to \
  update an object of type {0} to assign value ''{1}'' to DN field {2}:  {3}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_SETTING_ENTRY=An error occurred while attempting to \
  update an object of type {0} to assign a value to entry field {1}:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_ACCESSING_DN_FIELD=An error occurred while \
  attempting to access the value of the @LDAPDNField {0} in class {1} to \
  get the DN of the associated entry:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_ERROR_ACCESSING_ENTRY_FIELD=An error occurred while \
  attempting to access the value of the @LDAPEntryField {0} in class {1} to \
  get the associated entry:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_RDN_FIELD_MISSING_VALUE=Unable to construct the DN to use \
  for an object of type {0} because that object does not have a value for RDN \
  field {1}.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_RDN_GETTER_MISSING_VALUE=Unable to construct the DN to use \
  for an object of type {0} because that object does not return a value from \
  RDN getter method {1}.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_INVALID_PARENT_DN=Unable to construct the DN of the entry \
  for an object of type {0} because the provided parent DN ''{1}'' is not a \
  valid DN:  {2}
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_FILTER_MISSING_REQUIRED_FIELD=Unable to construct a search \
  filter that can be used to search for entries matching the provided object \
  because the object did not have a value for field {0} which is required \
  when generating a filter.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_FILTER_MISSING_REQUIRED_GETTER=Unable to construct a \
  search filter that can be used to search for entries matching the provided \
  object because the object did not have a value for getter method {0} which \
  is required when generating a filter.
ERR_OBJECT_HANDLER_FILTER_MISSING_REQUIRED_OR_ALLOWED=Unable to construct a \
  search filter that can be used to search for entries matching the provided \
  object because the object did not have any field or getter method values \
  which could be included in the filter.
ERR_PERSISTER_DELETE_NO_DN=Unable to remove the provided object from the \
  directory because it was either not retrieved from the directory or does \
  not have a field marked with the @LDAPDNField or @LDAPEntryField annotation.
ERR_PERSISTER_MODIFY_NO_DN=Unable to determine the target DN to use to update \
  the stored representation for the object because no DN was given for the \
  modify operation and the associated entry DN cannot be obtained from the \
  provided object.
ERR_PERSISTER_BIND_NO_ENTRY_FOUND=Unable to find any entry corresponding to \
  the contents of the provided object.
ERR_PERSISTER_LAZILY_LOAD_NO_DN=Unable to lazily-load any fields for the \
  provided object because the DN of the entry associated with that object \
  cannot be determined.
ERR_PERSISTER_LAZILY_LOAD_NO_ENTRY=Unable to retrieve entry ''{0}'' in order \
  to initialize lazily-loaded fields for the provided object.
ERR_OBJECT_SEARCH_RESULTS_ENTRY_SOURCE_EXCEPTION=An error occurred while \
  attempting to read the next search result entry from the directory:  {0}
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=Generate source code for a Java class that \
  may be used to represent data stored in an LDAP directory server.  The \
  source code will be generated using information read from the directory \
  server schema, and will contain an appropriate set of annotations required \
  to use that class with the LDAP SDK persistence framework.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY=The path of the directory \
  into which the generated source file should be written.  If this is not \
  provided, then the source file will be created in the current working \
  directory.  If a value is provided, then the specified path must exist and \
  must be a directory.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=The name of the structural \
  object class to use for the object.  This must be provided, and the value \
  must be the name or OID of a structural object class defined in the \
  directory server schema.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_AUXILIARY_CLASS=The name of the auxiliary \
  object class to use for the object.  This is optional, and it may be \
  provided multiple times to specify multiple auxiliary object classes.  Any \
  values that are provided must be the name or OID of an auxiliary object \
  class defined in the directory server schema.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_RDN_ATTRIBUTE=The name of an LDAP attribute \
  to include in the RDN for entries created from the generated object.  This \
  must be provided, and the value must be the name or OID of an attribute \
  type that is referenced by one of the structural or auxiliary object classes.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_LAZY_ATTRIBUTE=The name of an LDAP attribute \
  that should be lazily-loaded from the directory.  This may be provided more \
  than once to request multiple lazily-loaded attributes.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTE=The name of an LDAP \
  operational attribute that should be made available as a field in the \
  generated source file.  This may be provided more than once to request \
  multiple operational attributes.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_DEFAULT_PARENT_DN=The default parent DN to \
  use for the generated class.  Entries created from objects of that class \
  will be placed below this parent DN unless an alternate parent DN is \
  specified when requesting the operation.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_PACKAGE_NAME=The name of the package to use \
  for the generated source file.  If this is not provided, then the class \
  will be placed in the default (top-level) package.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_CLASS_NAME=The unqualified name of the class \
  to use for the generated source file.  If this is not provided, then it \
  will be generated from the name of the structural object class.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_ARG_DESCRIPTION_TERSE=Generate terse output with a minimal \
  set of elements present in the generated classes.
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER_PATH='{'path'}'
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER_NAME='{'name'}'
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER_DN='{'dn'}'
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_CANNOT_CONNECT=Unable to establish a connection to the \
  directory server in order to read the schema:  {0}
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_CANNOT_READ_SCHEMA=An error occurred while trying to read the \
  directory server schema:  {0}
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_SCHEMA_NOT_RETURNED=No schema entry was returned by the server.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_STRUCTURAL_CLASS_NOT_FOUND=The specified structural object \
  class ''{0}'' was not found in the directory server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_STRUCTURAL_CLASS_NOT_STRUCTURAL=The specified structural \
  object class ''{0}'' is not declared structural in the directory server \
  schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_AUXILIARY_CLASS_NOT_FOUND=The specified auxiliary object class \
  ''{0}'' was not found in the directory server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_AUXILIARY_CLASS_NOT_AUXILIARY=The specified auxiliary object \
  class ''{0}'' is not declared auxiliary in the directory server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_DEFINED=The specified operational \
  attribute ''{0}'' is not defined in the directory server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_OPERATIONAL=The specified \
  operational attribute ''{0}'' is not defined as operational in the \
  directory server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_RDN_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_DEFINED=The specified RDN attribute ''{0}'' \
  is not associated with any of the provided structural or auxiliary object \
  classes.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_LAZY_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_DEFINED=The specified lazily-loaded \
  attribute ''{0}'' is not defined in the server schema.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_LAZY_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_ALLOWED=The specified lazily-loaded \
  attribute ''{0}'' is not associated with any of the provided structural or \
  auxiliary object classes.
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_INVALID_CLASS_NAME=The provided class name ''{0}'' cannot be \
  used as a valid Java identifier:  {1}
ERR_GEN_SOURCE_CANNOT_CREATE_WRITER=Unable to open file ''{0}'' for writing:  \
  {1}
INFO_GEN_SOURCE_EXAMPLE_1=Generate a ''src/com/example/MyObject.java'' source \
  file from the information contained in the ''myStructuralClass'' structural \
  object class, as well as the ''auxClass1'' and ''auxClass2'' auxiliary \
  classes.  Entries created from this object will use an RDN attribute of \
  ''cn'' and will be created below ''dc=example,dc=com'' by default.
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=Generate LDAP schema that may be used to \
  store objects from a properly-annotated class contained in the Java \
  classpath.  The schema elements will be written to the file in LDIF form.
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_ARG_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_FILE=The path and name of the LDIF \
  file to create with the schema information.
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_ARG_DESCRIPTION_JAVA_CLASS=The fully-qualified name of the \
  java class to use to generate the LDAP schema.
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_ARG_DESCRIPTION_MODIFY_FORMAT=Indicates that the resulting \
  schema file should be in a format that can be used to update a server \
  schema with a tool like ldapmodify.
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER_PATH='{'path'}'
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER_CLASS='{'class'}'
ERR_GEN_SCHEMA_CANNOT_LOAD_CLASS=Unable to load class ''{0}''.  Please \
  make sure you have provided the correct fully-qualified class name and that \
  it is contained in the Java classpath.
ERR_GEN_SCHEMA_INVALID_CLASS=Class ''{0}'' cannot be used with the LDAP \
  persistence framework:  {1}
ERR_GEN_SCHEMA_ERROR_CONSTRUCTING_ATTRS=An error occurred while attempting \
  to construct a set of LDAP attribute type definitions from the information \
  in class {0}:  {1}
ERR_GEN_SCHEMA_ERROR_CONSTRUCTING_OCS=An error occurred while attempting to \
  construct a set of LDAP object class definitions from the information in \
  class {0}:  {1}
ERR_GEN_SCHEMA_CANNOT_WRITE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while attempting to \
  write the generated schema to file {0}:  {1}
INFO_GEN_SCHEMA_EXAMPLE_1=Generate LDAP schema that can be used to store \
  objects that are instances of class ''com.example.MyClass'' and write those \
  definitions in LDIF form to file ''my-schema.ldif''.