OSB: reporting via service callout & reporting execution times

Assume I made a common local service for a general report action and it's called from all inbound proxy services. At the moment all I see is in the report database is: inbound service uri: LocalProxy and inbound service name: <my local report service name>. How can I log the original service instead which was called?
An other question: is it possible to report the execution time of the service call into the database as well? I'd prefer having two measures: service execution time from the inbound proxy service until it leaves the ESB with the response; and the called business service execution time.

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How can I log the original service instead which was called?
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It was discussed here before: Re: How to call a OSB proxy service from a different OSB process?
Search forum to get more inputs.
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An other question: is it possible to report the execution time of the service call into the database as well? I'd prefer having two measures: service execution time from the inbound proxy service until it leaves the ESB with the response; and the called business service execution time.
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OSB out-of-box monitoring capabilities are not enough?
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13159_01/osb/docs10gr3/operations/monitoring.html
If you want to log execution time of every single call, try searching forum again.

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