Logging ejb container operations

Hello guys,
I'm new to WebLogic, so excuse me for such, probably, a faq-question.
Is there a way to enable logging of EJB container operations? I.e. to make the
container to log what beans, what cmp and cmr fields it loads.
TIA,
alex

"alex" <[email protected]> wrote
I'm new to WebLogic, so excuse me for such, probably, a faq-question.No problem...
Is there a way to enable logging of EJB container operations? I.e. to make the
container to log what beans, what cmp and cmr fields it loads.Well, first start here:
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/logging/
NOTE: This documentation applies to version 7.0 of WebLogic Server.
Next, I'd make sure my WebLogic Server was sending (to STDOUT)
low-level DEBUG messages -- that appears to be the sort of information
you are looking to obtain from your EJB operations. One of the things
I did on a project a while back was create an object that contained a
boolean value (within my app.). Then, to enable/disable this
debugging, we'd appropriately toggle this value. Do you understand
what I mean?
Hope this helps...
Brian J. Mitchell
BEA Systems Administrator
TRX
Atlanta, GA
email: [email protected]
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    I have a question about passing values to a expression in a container operation. we have a container operation that has a hard coded value for a expression value. we are using a result element of offset days and the expression value is 4. sometimes we want to have this value as a different number. when we do this we have to change the expression value, create a transport , then move thru quality and then prod.   is there a way to have the the expression value passed as a variable to the workflow?
    if the value could be in a custom table that could be changed when ever it was needed and the workflow would read the value from the table.
    I am not fimilar with workflow so the suggestion that I have above might not be correct but I am looking for something on the order of this. if there is a way to accomplish this without having to change the workflow and move it through quality and then production that would be ideal.
    thanks in advance for the help.

    Marcos Suarez wrote:
    It is really a bad idea to use a Container operation step to get a variable value.
    Why? I disagree, using a task has a far greater performance overhead with hardly any benefit, a functional method in a conainer operation is much more efficient. It also makes your workflow a little bit easier to follow.
    Unless I misunderstood something?
    Edit: For the benefit of the original question, there are examples of how to do exactly this (functional method to retrieve/assign values) in the second edition of "Practical Workflow for SAP". And since proceeds go to charity, getting a copy is doubly worthwhile.
    Edited by: Mike Pokraka on Feb 3, 2011 1:55 PM

  • How to use embeddable EJB container (Java EE 6 / EJB 3.1) on Mac OS?

    To my understanding, the intent of the embeddable EJB 3.1 container is - among others - to support out-of-container testing. I've created a JUnit test case that uses glassfish embeddable for integration testing of ejb 3.1 Light ejbs. I run the tests using Maven.
    I have one general problem and one problem specific to Mac OS (I'm not able to use the embeddable container at all on Mac OS).
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    src>main>java>MyEjb.class
    src>test>java>MyTestEjb.class
    The test case looks like this:
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              Assert.assertNotNull(orderServiceTester.testCreateOrderWithTransaction());
         @AfterClass
         public static void closeEjbContainer() {
              container.close();
    The idea with a test-ejb is to mimic the way I typically perform junit integration testing with Spring: the test database i preloaded with test data. Each test-method of the junit test case starts a transaction, invokes the service, evaluates the state of the database and finally performs a rollback. My idea was to mimic that by creating a test ejb (Stateless, REQUIRES_NEW), that injects the EJB to test, calls the method to test, evaluates the result or db state and finally sets rollbackonly before returning. The problem is that the test case can lookup ejbs in src/main/java, but not the "test" ejbs in src/test/java. My workaround is to include the test-EJBs in src/main/java which I think is not acceptable.
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    The zip file distribution has no GUI installer -- it's a simple case of unzip, run a script it provides, then start the server.
    The zip file distribution has been specifically tested on Mac OS X and the WLS config/domain scripts automatically adjust as necessary for the Mac OS X java environment.
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  • Context index and contains operator syntax how it works ?

    Hi
    I create a context index on four collumns (text_prof, text_gest, text_citizen, text)
    of the same table content.
    When i have more than one collumn being queryed using the contains syntax, oracle display the ora 29907 error saying found duplicated labels in primary invocations .
    This query works:
    SELECT * FROM content WHERE cod_type = '1'
    AND (UPPER(title) LIKE UPPER('%tabagismo%')
    OR contains (text, 'tabagismo',1)>0
    This not works:
    SELECT * FROM content
    WHERE cod_type = '1' AND (
    UPPER(title) LIKE UPPER('%tabagismo%')
    OR contains (text, 'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_citizen,'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_gest,'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_prof,'tabagismo',1)>0
    How can i fix it ?
    I need to query all these colluns !
    Does the contains operator can be used only in one collumn?
    Thank´s in advance

    Hi
    I create a context index on four collumns (text_prof, text_gest, text_citizen, text)
    of the same table content.
    When i have more than one collumn being queryed using the contains syntax, oracle display the ora 29907 error saying found duplicated labels in primary invocations .
    This query works:
    SELECT * FROM content WHERE cod_type = '1'
    AND (UPPER(title) LIKE UPPER('%tabagismo%')
    OR contains (text, 'tabagismo',1)>0
    This not works:
    SELECT * FROM content
    WHERE cod_type = '1' AND (
    UPPER(title) LIKE UPPER('%tabagismo%')
    OR contains (text, 'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_citizen,'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_gest,'tabagismo',1)>0
    OR contains (text_prof,'tabagismo',1)>0
    How can i fix it ?
    I need to query all these colluns !
    Does the contains operator can be used only in one collumn?
    Thank´s in advance

  • Result element of Container Operation

    Hi Guys,
        When I was learning the workflow template of "Absence Notification", I have a question with the step 'Container Operation'. The result element 'Flag' can be selected from the workflow container when using F4,but I can't find the 'Flag' in the container of this work flow template.
    Can anyone explain this to me? Thanks a lot.

    I think you need to create the workflow container for paratmeter FLAG...
    Please create it and do the neccesary binding....
    Then try F4 in container operation
    Edited by: Swaminathan PJ on Jan 30, 2010 1:17 PM

  • Container Operation not working properly

    Hi,
    In my workflow,  container operation is not working properly sometime.
    I am assigning agents from class attribute to workflow container . sometime the value is not correct.
    scenario: class attribute - WFAGENT - value USABC
    workflow container: WFAGENT_VAR.
    assigning class attribute - WFAGENT to workflow container: WFAGENT_VAR.
    instead of USABC, workflow container WFAGENT_VAR is having value as USWF-BATCH.
    Please suggest.
    Thank you.
    Regards.
    SG

    Hi,
    It is fairly logical to exclude the option that the container operation doesnt not only work but also that it passes on different information all of a sudden.
    In your situation, either the class attribute has the incorrect information at the time of the containeroperation.
    That, or your workflow container gets overwritten with another container operation,or with a binding from method-->container element in some step in your workflow.
    Kind regards, Rob Dielemans

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