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Adapter level reporting on Fusion Middleware

Max L. BrayJul 31 2019 — edited Dec 11 2019

Hi all,

We are fairly new to the Oracle ecosystem to pardon the possible lack of detail, I can provide more info if necessary. We are currently trying to setup logging for our SOA composite application as a Proof-of-Concept. We created a very basic application using Jdeveloper and deployed it to our weblogic server, the application consists of the following, File Adapter > bpel > File Adapter. The test itself works but the we seem to have hit a snag when it comes to reporting, we would like to be able to collect logs about each component along the lines of "Input adapter processed file XYZ.txt" as well as the same for the transformations done by the BPEL. Ultimately, we would like to make those into reports for our clients. Is that something that is achievable? Please feel free to point us in the right direction or if I could provide anything to help.

This post has been answered by Raj__K on Aug 2 2019
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Raj__K
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Hi, Consider using the sensor component part of Oracle SOA suite for this. You could have a look at the following link to know more on Sensors.

    https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/soasuite/develop/GUID-324D8481-6CFF-417B-83D3-9ECD1A4B1DA6.htm#SOASE85528

Regards!

Marked as Answer by Max L. Bray · Sep 27 2020
Max L. Bray

That seems to be working perfectly for the service file adapter, ill check the other one although I noticed that sensor data dont appear in the main log file, are those stored separately?

Raj__K

Hi Max, The data can be stored in database or jms queue depending on your preferred option.

Regards!

Srinanda Das

Hi Max,

you can use the following line of Items:

1. Enable trace from em console to get more error details in the main log file.

2. Use BAM for reporting if you want

3. Use error handling framework(BPEL error handiling) and/or fault policy and fault binding to catch the errors and can then store in a queue/database for further processing for report or also can mail or log the error.

Thanks,

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