On 11/9/06, mart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

1) This is a question I support :) Currently you may do something with the
log4j, lots of outputs in the DEBUG mode.

2) maybe the trace component? I tested it using CIMERO, I think it does what
you expect (duplicating the flow).

You can use servicemix-eip WireTap to route messages
without disrupting the flow.




Andrea Zoppello wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to understand how to trace message flows between components.
>
> Suppose i've a simple service assembly called "Process1" composed as
> BC1->SE->BC2.
>
> I want  to monitor all messages that arrives at BC1 and for each of these,
> trace the flow of that message.
>
> In other terms i think the Service Assembly as the "Process defintion"
> and for each message that
> arrives to BC1 we can think as a new instance of "Process1".
>
> To build a tracing/monitoring system i've this requirements
>
> 1) I need a way to analyze and store in a database the static structure
> of the service assembly. I tried to do that
>     with a ServiceAssemblyListener, in this way i'm able to capture the
> strutcure of service assembly as a list of service units,
>     but i dont't know how to get the endpoints that are associted with a
> service assembly. ( I tried with and EnpointListener but in that
>     case i'm not able to bound the endpoints with SAs ).
>
> 2) I need a way to capture all message exchange and to bind this to a
> particular process instance. i've no idea on how to do this.
>
> Have anyone some suggestion on this subject?
>
> Thanks
>
> Andrea Zoppello
>
>

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