Hi Milinda, I agree with Paul, logging is maybe a bit too low level but showing all the events generated by the engine would be really great. Look for those two functions in the (instance) management API:
EventInfoListDocument listEvents(String instanceFilter, String eventFilter, int maxCount); List<String> getEventTimeline(String instanceFilter, String eventFilter); IIRC the second one isn't implemented for OpenJPA but you can probably rely on the first. Otherwise let me know and I can give you a few pointers to implement this for OpenJPA as well, all the plumbing is already there, it's only a missing query. Cheers, Matthieu On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 10:28 PM, Paul Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, Milinda -- > > I think it's better to display log of the ODE Engine in the Management >> Console. And to display we have to implement separate Web Service or REST >> interface. For that purpose, is there any way I can access ODE log within >> integration layer. If you can help me on this it will be really great and >> we >> will be able to integrate that functionality ODE Management console >> interface. >> > > I don't think that the logging is quite what you want, since that's below > the user's view of the engine. The stream of BPEL events is another matter, > and being able to connect a listener to the river of BPEL events on an > instance-by-instance basis would be quite useful indeed. > > -- Paul >
