ISA loggin Cookie

Hi forum:
    I want to explain you my problem, i made one login development in SAP Enterprise Portal and in this develop i have created a cookie for ISA, for login me in the ISA Shop the problem is that i can´t do it again, i mean loggin me into de shop.
    Some body knows how to do it, or another way to do this, SAP EP and ISA Shop are sharing the same UME.
I´m using B2C
Thnks
Joshua
Message was edited by: Josue Cruz

Hi,
I'm not sure if Vivek is correct when saying "abcd" is the key from the resource bundles...  Whenever I've used the logging functionality I just get the text passed straight to my log file.  For example:-
To enable debugging in one of my custom class' -
// set up logging
IsaLocation myLog = IsaLocation.getInstance(Z_AddSVGItemsAction.class.getName());
Then I pass a message to my logfile -
myLog.debug("Entered to Z_AddSVGItemsAction");/code]
Note: in my log config I have my logging set to debug level, hence I use log.debug();
If you have your log set to info then you should use the log.info(); method to pass messages.
The idea is that you add log messages through out your code of varying levels of detail and then you can change what is logged by simply changing the log file config to move it to a different level, like INFO or DEBUG.
You can also help with performance in your application by doing something like
[code]
if (myLog.isDebugEnabled())
myLog.debug("Some message");
or
if (myLog.isInfoEnabled())
myLog.info("Another message");
Hope that helps,
Gareth Ryan.

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