Logger In Oracle Integration Cloud

In Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), logging is essential to monitor and troubleshoot integration flows and processes. It allows you to capture and review detailed information about the execution of your integrations. OIC provides various ways to enable and manage to log, such as using built-in logging activities, viewing logs in the web console, and integrating with external logging systems.

Here’s a high-level overview of logging in to Oracle Integration Cloud:

1. Logging Activities: OIC offers built-in logging activities, such as “Log” and “Error Hospital” activities, which you can add to your integration flows. These activities allow you to log custom messages or capture information about errors encountered during the integration process.
2. Fault Handling and Error Hospital: When errors occur in integration, the Error Hospital activity helps capture and manage these errors. You can use it to view detailed error information, reprocess failed instances, and configure error notifications.
3. Web Console: OIC provides a web-based console where you can view and search integration logs. You can access the records for each integration to understand the execution flow and identify any issues.
4. Log Configuration: You can configure the logging level, which determines the amount of detail captured in the logs. The logging levels range from introductory information (such as message start and end times) to detailed information, including payload data.
5. Custom Logging with Groovy: You might sometimes need more custom logging capabilities. OIC allows you to use Groovy scripts to log custom messages and information during integration flow execution.
6. Integration Insight: OIC’s Integration Insight feature provides advanced analytics and monitoring capabilities. It enables you to track metrics, visualize integration flow data, and create dashboards to gain insights into the performance and behavior of your integrations.

To enable and configure logging in Oracle Integration Cloud, follow these steps:

1. Open your Oracle Integration Cloud web console.
2. Navigate to the integration or process you want to enable logging for.
3. Edit the integration or operation and add logging activities where necessary.
4. Adjust the logging level as needed to capture the required details.
5. Save your changes and activate the integration or function.
6. Monitor the execution and review the logs through the web console.

Remember that the exact steps and options might vary depending on the specific version of Oracle Integration Cloud you are using, as the platform may undergo updates and enhancements over time.

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