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Oracle Apps Adapter Message Logging
Integration Server maintains several types of logs; however, Oracle Apps Adapter only logs messages to the Audit, Error and Server logs, as described in the table below:
Integration Server Version
Log
Description
7.1.2 or higher
Audit Log
You can monitor individual adapter services using the audit log as you would audit any service in Integration Server. The audit properties for an adapter service are available in the Oracle Apps Adapter service template in the Properties panel.
Error Log
Oracle Apps Adapter automatically posts fatal-level and error-level log messages to the error log. These log messages will appear as Adapter Runtime messages.
Server Log
Oracle Apps Adapter posts messages to the server log, depending on how the server log is configured. Fatal-level through debug-level log messages appear as Adapter Runtime log messages. Trace-level log messages appear as Oracle Apps Adapter log messages.
6.5
Audit Log
You can monitor individual adapter services using the audit log as you would audit any service in Integration Server. The audit properties for an adapter service are available in each Oracle Apps Adapter service template in the Properties panel.
Error Log
Oracle Apps Adapter automatically posts critical-level and error-level log messages to Integration Server's Error log. These log messages will appear as Adapter Runtime messages.
Server Log
Oracle Apps Adapter posts messages to the Integration Server log, depending on how the server log is configured. Critical-level through debug-level log messages appear as Adapter Runtime log messages. V1-Verbose1 or V4-Verbose4 log messages appear as Oracle Apps Adapter log messages.
Oracle Apps Adapter's log messages appear in the following format: ADA.0336.nnnnc, where:
*ADA is the facility code that indicates that the message is from an adapter.
*0336 (or 336) is the Oracle Apps Adapter major code, which indicates that the error is generated by Oracle Apps Adapter.
*nnnn represents the error's minor code. For detailed descriptions of Oracle Apps Adapter's minor codes, see Oracle Apps Adapter Error Codes.
*c represents the message's severity level (optional).
Because Oracle Apps Adapter works in conjunction with the WmART package, the adapter's messages and exceptions typically appear within log messages for the WmART package, although that is not necessarily true for verbose-level messages.
To monitor Oracle Apps Adapter's log messages in the Server log, ensure that your server log's logging settings are configured to monitor the following facilities:
*0113 Adapter Runtime (Managed Object)
*0114 Adapter Runtime
*0115 Adapter Runtime (Listener)
*0116 Adapter Runtime (Notification)
*0117 Adapter Runtime (Adapter Service)
*0118 Adapter Runtime (Connection)
*0121 Adapter Runtime (SCC Transaction Manager)
*0126 Adapter Runtime (SCC Connection Manager)