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Community articleViewing the OpenSpan Diagnostic Log
Added by ~Andy Elhipitexikle | Edited by IBM contributor~Xagra Nimgeromarjip on February 18, 2010 | Version 8
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Overview

The File Publisher creates an output file of diagnostic messages based on your settings in the Log Categories tab of the Diagnostics Configuration window. The log file captures all activity between OWC and a target application and from OSC. The name of the file used to store diagnostic information is IntegratorLog.txt by default. The default location of the file is the user’s ApplicationData folder, typically under C:\Documents and Settings\.

Viewing the OpenSpan Diagnostics Log

1.     Right-click the application (in the Component Application Editor or the runtime), and select View OpenSpan Diagnostic Log from the context menu.

2.     In the Select an OpenSpan log file window, select the IntergratorLog.txt file and click the Open button.

NOTE: There may also be an IntegratorLog1.txt file present.  This file is associated with the Refreshing Cache window that displays for a very short period when interrogating and can be ignored.

3.     The Integratorlog.txt file opens in Windows Notepad.

The following table describes the columns in the log file:

 Column

Description

MsgType

Describes the output level of the item message (for examplke, Verbose, Info, etc.).

Timestamp

Shows the time of the logged item.

Thread

Shows the Thread ID being executed on which the operation occurred. 

NOTE:  This is the .NET managed thread ID, not the Windows thread ID or Java thread ID.

Category

Shows the appropriate log category for the logged item.

Design Component

For messages that involve an interrogated control or target, this column contains the adapter name.  Otherwise, it is blank.

Component

For messages that involve an interrogated control, this column contains the control name.  For messages that involve targets, it contains the target type.  Otherwise, it is blank.

Message

Shows the actual text of the logged item.

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