Version: 17.07
IMonitor-X has the ability to retrieve and show the logs reported by UltraESB-X instances through database log appender. These log entries can be viewed by selecting the UltraESB Logs item from the main menu.
In order to use this feature, all the UltraESB-X instances should be configured with the database log appender that will persist the log entries to IMonitor-X database. Please see the following guide on configuring this appender. |
This tabular view displays the below information of each log entry in addition to a set of action buttons.
Timestamp (1) |
The timestamp when this log entry was created |
Space (2) |
The cluster space of the UltraESB-X instance that created this log entry |
Node (3) |
The node name of the UltraESB-X instance that created this log entry |
Log Code (4) |
The unique log code associated with this log entry |
Severity (5) |
The severity of the log entry, which will be one of the following.
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Message (6) |
The log message associated with this log entry |
The action buttons provide the following functionality for each log entry.
View (7) |
Displays the log entry details |
Remove (8) |
Removes the log entry from the database |
These log entries can be refined using the log entry filter which can be accessed from the button (9). Also the search box (10) can be used to search log entries by their ipAddress, hostName, threadName, className, logCode, logMessage and errorDetails.
The log entry filter can be used to refine the list of log entries. This provides the following five filter criteria that can be used either individually or in combination.
Severity (1) |
Filters the log entries by their severity, which will be one of the following. Select value as Any to match all severities.
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Node name (2) |
Filters the log entries by the node name of the UltraESB-X instance that created the log entry |
Space name (3) |
Filters the log entries by the cluster space name of the UltraESB-X instance that created the log entry |
Project Name (4) |
Filters the log entries by the name of the project that created this log entry |
Project Version (5) |
Filters the log entries by the version of the project that created this log entry |
After selecting one or more above filters, click on Apply (6) button to apply those filters. The Reset Filters *(7) button can be used to reset all the filters.
The audit details pop-up shows all the following details of a particular log entry (1).
Timestamp
Node name
Cluster name
Project
Thread name
Class name
Host
IP address
Log code
Severity
Log message
Error details (in case of an error)
The Delete log (2) button can be used to remove this log entry from the database.