View traces in the log files to get information about the user life-cycle commands that
are sent from Profiles to the other IBM Connections™ applications.
About this task
User life-cycle
commands are built on top of the event infrastructure.
When an update is made to a user using one of the life-cycle commands,
a message is sent over the event infrastructure from Profiles to the
other applications.Procedure
To check that the
user life-cycle commands are being
sent from Profiles to the other applications, complete the following
steps.
-
Enable trace logging for the com.ibm.lconn.lconn.events process in the WebSphere® Application Server.
- Check the log files for information
relating to events.
Log entries relating to the user life-cycle
commands that are
sent from Profiles to the other applications are identified with the
prefix,
com.ibm.lconn.events.*.
When a user is
updated, a message is sent over the event infrastructure to other
applications, and the log looks similar to the following.
[28/04/10 19:01:24:053 IST] 00000032 JMSPublisher 3 com.ibm.lconn.events.internal.publish.impl.JMSPublisher publishEvent
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Event data
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_er_id: 26c21157-4d43-4534-ad07-d44f86832c91
_er_time: 1272477684021
_er_source: PROFILES
_er_type: COMMAND
_er_name: user.record.update
_er_scope: PUBLIC
_er_related_community: null
_er_actor: null
_er_actor_name: null
_er_actor_email: null
_er_properties: {"updated_directoryid":"S-1-401595654-2584217272-3161732908-1084554606-880431025-3930541184","_msg_id":"0","updated_email":"ajones141@example.com","directoryid":"S-1-401595654-2584217272-3161732908-1084554606-880431025-3930541184","updated_logins":"[\"ajones141\",\"ajones141@example.com\"]","updated_name":"Updated Sample Name"}
Container:
_er_container_id: null
_er_container_name: null
_er_container_html_path: null
Item:
_er_item_id: null
_er_item_name: null
_er_item_html_path: null
_er_item_atom_path: null
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The previous example shows the update that was triggered
when the following command was issued:
ProfilesService.updateUser("ajones141@example.com", displayName="Updated Sample Name")