Physical File for adapter Logs

[Former Member]

Hi,

Consider this->

The adapter logs that are shown to use on RWB must be stored on some physical file on the server FS.(for a specific channel that has a custom adapter module).

Can anyone tell me where these files maybe located on the server?

Cheers,

Earlence

[Former Member]

Hi,

By default, the path will be

\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\log

Regards,

Swetha.

[Former Member]

At this path, would I get logs for a custom adapter module? like the logs shown in RWB?

[Former Member]

Yes.You would get logs for a custom adapter module also..

Iam not sure of the successful entries.. If you have any exceptions like, Nullpointer exception, Classcast Exception..etc thrown out of the module, these can be monitored.

The logs files generated would be like...

DefaultTrace1.trc

DefaultTrace2.trc

DefaultTrace3.trc

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Regards,

Swetha.

Edited by: Swetha Reddy on Jan 13, 2010 11:06 AM

[Former Member]

Okay, thanks for that. so how does the RWB filter out logs for a specific adapter module and display in comms channel monitoring?

Based on what conditions?

[prateek]

The logs are not stored in a file. Rather they are stored into database tables which can be accessed using SQL query.

Regards,

Prateek

[Former Member]

By this, am I to understand that even the logs for what happened on the Java stack are stored in tables on the ABAP stack?

[prateek]

When you talk about RWB logs, they are stored in Java engine database of PI (not ABAP stack).

If you are talking about logs created out of normal activity of Java engine, then it is stored at location as said by Shwetha. But there you cannot find all RWB entries.

Regards,

Prateek

[Former Member]

What is the procedure to access Java Engine Database?

[prateek]

>>At this path, would I get logs for a custom adapter module? like the logs shown in RWB?

You will get logs but as I said, not as the logs shown in RWB.

>>What is the procedure to access Java Engine Database?

You may write SQL statements on PI Java system database.

What exactly is your requirement? What are you planning to do with these logs?

Regards,

Prateek

[Former Member]

Yes, I understood that I must write SQL for it.

What I want to know is how n where do I identify the type of the database?

My requirement is to access these logs from a standalone Java client.