Common Base Events for process variables
Common Base Events are emitted for process variables if monitoring is requested for the BPEL process elements in IBM® Integration Designer. A list of all the events that can be emitted by variables can be found here. These events are also written to the audit log.
The following types of events can be caused by process variables.
Variable events
The
columns in the following table contain:
- Code
- Contains the number of the event. For Business Monitor 6.0.2 format events, the value is written to the Common Base Event as an extended data element with the name BPCEventCode. For Business Monitor 6.1 format events, the value is written to the xs:any slot of the Common Base Event.
- Event name and extension name
- This column contains two values. The name of the event and the value that is set in the extensionName attribute of the Common Base Event. The extension name identifies which event specific information is contained in the Common Base Event, and it is also the name of the XML element that provides additional data about the event.
- Situation
- Refers to the situation name of the BPEL process event.
- Event nature
- A pointer to the event situation for a BPEL process element in the EventNature parameter, as they are displayed in IBM Integration Designer.
The following table describes the variable events.
| Code | Event name and extension name | Situation | Event nature | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21090 | VARIABLE_UPDATED |
Report | CHANGED | Variable update. A business object payload is available. |
For the variable event, the following event correlation
sphere identifiers have the following content:
- The ECSCurrentID provides the ID of the containing process.
- The ECSParentID is the ECSCurrentID before the process instance start event of the current process.