The Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) is a core component of WebSphere® Process
Server that provides facilities for the run-time environment to persistently
store and retrieve events using a standard format. To use the CEI with your
adapter, you must first adjust some settings in WebSphere Process Server.
You must publish the IBM
® WebSphere Adapters Event Definitions file to the
Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) catalog before you can set event definitions.
For more information, refer to the topics about using the Common Event Infrastructure
within the documentation for
WebSphere Process Server.
Before you use WebSphere Process Server CEI with your adapter,
you must prepare it for use with your adapter. Complete this task after you
have configured the CEI Service and created an event catalog application in WebSphere Process
Server.
- Using the WebSphere Process Server administrative console,
select from the menu bar.
- Select your server name.
- Click the General Properties tab.
- Select Change Log Detail Level, and then
select com.ibm.j2ca.*
A component
is listed for each adapter.
- Select the component for your adapter.
Each adapter
component has two subcomponents, one that is used for logging and one that
is used for the CEI. The subcomponent for the CEI will be named according
to the format <subcomponent name>cei.<adapterID> where <adapterID> distinguishes
each instance of a deployed adapter. For example, com.ibm.j2ca.flatfiles.cei.adapterID1
represents the CEI subcomponent for the first deployed instance of the WebSphere Adapter
for Flat Files.
- Select the CEI subcomponent to enable, and then select an option
from the list.
The list options control whether the CEI is inactive
(turned off) or active (turned on) and the level of business object detail
that is captured during the event monitoring process.
For more information,
refer to the documentation for WebSpere Process Server.
You can view the monitored event results in the Common Base Event
browser.
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