I have a RESTful service up and running. I have also setup SAM (Service Activity Monitoring" which is writing events to my DB. How can I add additional information to be logged by SAM? Something custom to my service...
How can I alter the events/ events_custominfo tables to allow saving custom information? Any examples will be appreciated to achieve this.
I looked at the suggested Threads. I believe both refer to a SOAP message. If I am using a RESTful service, how should I configure the interceptors or handlers? Is that supposed to be done in the "ROUTES"? I am new to this architecture and will appreciate some pointers. So far, I have always worked in the Integration perspective. Any examples or screenshots will be appreciated.
Hi,
to insert custom information of RESTful services to SAM DB, we created a new service (this service is invoked via asynchronous messaging from mediation route) that parses some input parameters from header/exchange and then transform these information into SOAP request that invokes ServiceActivityMonitoring service.By this, you can add as many custom keys (CUST_KEY) into EVENTS_CUSTOMINFO that references specific row from EVENTS table by EVENT_ID.
Or you could create a Bean that would sit somewhere in the flow and storing data into database.
martin.pelikan wrote:
Hi,
to insert custom information of RESTful services to SAM DB, we created a new service (this service is invoked via asynchronous messaging from mediation route) that parses some input parameters from header/exchange and then transform these information into SOAP request that invokes ServiceActivityMonitoring service.By this, you can add as many custom keys (CUST_KEY) into EVENTS_CUSTOMINFO that references specific row from EVENTS table by EVENT_ID.
Or you could create a Bean that would sit somewhere in the flow and storing data into database.
Hi Martin,
This is exactly what I want to do. Can you share some screenshots/ example code? This will be a good start point.
With reference to the second option, I have honestly never worked with beans directly. Any quick pointer will be appreciated. Thank you.
