Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Enabling client-side logging
ActiveData.js
is the JavaScript that handles Active Data processing at the
client side. The following are the scenarios in which you should review client-
side logging (logs produced by the
ActiveData.js
JavaScript):
•
It is verified that the BAM Server has successfully processed the Active Data,
and pushed them to Web browser(s). However, the changes seen on the
server side are not reflected in your BAM report/dashboard.
•
BAM report views stop refreshing while showing the
Reconnecting
mes-
sage in one or more views.
To enable the
AciveData.js
logging, perform the following steps:
1.
Open a command prompt on a machine (for example,
bamhost1)
that
hosts Oracle BAM. Change the directory to the following:
<domain_dir>/servers/<server_name>/tmp/_WL_user/oracle-
bam_11.1.1.
<domain_dir>
represents the WebLogic Server domain directory for BAM.
<server_name>
refers to the name of the Managed Server for BAM.
2.
Locate the
ActiveData.js
file under the current directory. On Unix/Linux,
use the
find
command as follows:
bamhost1> find . -name ActiveData.js
3.
The
find
command returns multiple occurrences of
ActiveData.js
as
shown in the next screenshot. The highlighted location that contains both the
activedata
directory and a build number (for example,
13846)
is the one
you should edit:
