Troubleshooting
Problem
IBM Integration Bus (IIB) provides a facility to trace the operation of the Integration Node HTTP Listener (biphttplistener process).
Use this process to capture a "service level" trace of a particular HTTP Listener for the purpose of providing to IBM Support for analysis.
Resolving The Problem
- Start tracing with the '-b' flag:
mqsichangetrace <Int.Node> -t -b -l debug -r -c 200000 - Recreate the runtime behavior or problem.
- Stop trace:
mqsichangetrace <Int.Node> -t -b -l none - Retrieve the trace log for the specified component:
mqsireadlog <Int.Node> -t -b httplistener -f -o <filename>.xml - Format the XML trace file:
mqsiformatlog -i <filename>.xml -o <filename>.txt
- Start tracing with the 'b' flag:
F <Int.Node>, ct t=yes, b=yes, l=debug, c=500000 - Recreate the runtime behavior or problem.
- Stop trace:
F <Int.Node>,ct t=yes, b=yes, l='none' - Retrieve the trace log for the specified component by editing and submitting the BIPRELG job:
-t -b httplistener -f -o <output_directory>/<filename>.xml - Format the XML trace file by editing and submitting the BIPFMLG job:
-i <output_directory>/<filename>.xml
-o <output_directory>/<filename>.txt
[{"Business Unit":{"code":"BU053","label":"Cloud & Data Platform"},"Product":{"code":"SSNQK6","label":"IBM Integration Bus"},"ARM Category":[{"code":"","label":""}],"Platform":[{"code":"","label":"Platform Independent"}],"Version":"10.0;9.0","Line of Business":{"code":"LOB45","label":"Automation"}}]
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Modified date:
26 June 2020
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