Wront destination address

Since moving to weblogic 5, I get these in my weblogic log all the time,
any ideas why? They dont seem to be causing application problems, but
they are annoying to look at.
Wed Apr 18 15:45:15 EDT 2001: <ConMan> CMD_IDENTIFY_REQUEST for this
JVM has the wrong destination address
2115781640735362353S(MYIP):[8005,8005,7002,7002,8005,-1]
Wed Apr 18 15:45:15 EDT 2001:<E> <ConMan> Message for this server has
the wrong destination address
2115781640735362353S(MYIP):[8005,8005,7002,7002,8005,-1]

Hi Datta
No, there are no more details available for this error. I even can't open description of this error by duble clicking on it- it does not work.
Best Regards
Andrey

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Now you can locate an address on the phone by finding it on the map, save it to favorites, but this is tedious and time consuming, to get the street number right.
You can also enter the address online to Ovi Maps, and sync the location to the phone into your Favorites. This works well too.   Now you have your precise destination.
Am I missing something or is this a limitation with respect to the downloaded maps to the phone?
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Biff27 wrote:Does Nokia Ovi Maps support direct address lookup on the phone?
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Error "Extend the destination address using the location input help"

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I got warning while creating travel expense from existing travel request.
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Hi,
If you are using ESS and you get the warning message when you enter details for a particular expense type. Please follow the config and hide the location details. Then you will not get this error message.
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