Interpreting integration logs
View integration logs to validate processing times, identify performance issues, and troubleshoot reported errors with external applications and processes.
Note: A developer can configure
logging of exceptions for an outbound service and logging of descriptions in
NexJ Studio. For more
information, see NexJ Studio Developer
Guide.
The following information is stored in the NJIntegrationLog table.
- User ID
- The user sending or receiving the request. If no user is associated with the request, then the ID for the nexjsa is used.
- Node ID
- The ID of the node the request was sent or received on
- Channel
- The name of the channel associated with the request
- Start
- The time an outbound request was sent or an inbound request was received
- Duration
- Duration of the request in milliseconds
- Address
- The address the request was sent to
- Serialized Request
- A serialized text version of the request
- Serialized Response
- A serialized text version of the response
- Severity Code
- The logging level associated with a log entry, where
Eis Error,Wis Warn,Iis Info,Dis Debug, andUis Dump - Exception
- The error code or exception of the request or response, if any occurred. Includes the relevant stack trace.
- Description
- Optional notes associated with the log entry. By default, the description returns no logging information.