NonStop SOAP User's Manual

NonStop SOAP Features and Functions
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Error Log File
Error Log File
The SOAP server logs error messages to a file, even if you do not request a trace
(using the SET_TRACE_FILE and SET_TRACE_LEVEL environment variables).
By default, the file used for error logging is soapcgi.err, in the current working
directory). You can specify a different file in your NonStop SOAP configuration, using
the environment variable SOAP_ERROR_FILE.
Error Log Format
The format of a message in the error log is:
yyyy / mm / dd hh : mm : ss : process-name:remote-ip-address:session-
id:service-name: << message-text
where
yyyy / mm / dd
is the year, month, and day when the message was logged.
hh : mm : ss
is the hour, minute, and second when the message was logged.
process-name
is the name of the SOAP server process that logged the message. If you run the
server from the command line, this field is blank.
remote-ip-address
is the remote IP address of the message.
session-id
is the session ID if the error occurred within the context of a session.
service-name
is the name of the service with which the server is communicating. If the message
is not related to interaction with a service, this field is blank.
message-text
is the text of the message.
All errors in the error log have the format:
>> 2002/2/6 8:18:48<< Error occurred, ts=2002/02/06 08:18:48
>> 2002/2/6 8:18:48<<Service Type: < name - TS/MP >
>> 2002/2/6 8:18:48<< < error message string >