Executing the Purchase Order Process

You have created a big integration process with several processes, which are all integrated at the end.

The main challenge beside creating this working process is to keep them up and running in the business.

We have already discussed the monitoring, now we focus on the lifecycle.

You can filter and sort of the results of the view you choose. Use the content filter to search for a known exception ID or time constraints. Use the filter row for a direct filter (for example, your application name).

The Log Viewer in NetWeaver Administrator is used to access the runtime logs of Java Applications. The data contained in the logs represents a low-level trace of any application running on AS Java and includes the applications that provide your Web services and the BPM engine itself.

To start the Log Viewer, choose Problem Management → Log and Traces → Log Viewer, then choose the logging source (for example, SAP Logs).

The figure shows the screen in which the process logs are displayed.

To reach the Process Log, choose NWA → Operations → Processes and Tasks → Manage Processes.

The figure shows the screen in which the business logs can be reached.

To reach the Business Log, choose NWA → Troubleshooting → Processes and Tasks → Business Logs

The figure shows the screen in which the connectivity logs are displayed.

To reach the Connectivity Logging & Tracing, choose NWA → SOA → Logs and Traces → Connectivity Logging & Tracing