Yes, STAX submits a STAF service request for each <stafcmd> it processes.
STAF provides a TRACE service that allows you to enable tracing for STAF
service requests submitted so that you can see the STAF service request
submitted. The TRACE service also allows you to set the trace output
destination.
See section "8.18 Trace Service" in the STAF User's Guide at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAFUG.htm#HDRTRACESRV for more
information. You will want to enable the ServiceRequest tracepoint on the
machine that you specified for the <location> sub-element for <stafcmd>.
The ServiceRequest tracepoint causes a trace message to be generated for
every incoming service request before it is processed by the service.
For example, assuming the stafcmd element's <location> sub-element
specified machine 'client1.company.com', you could enable tracing for the
ServiceRequest tracepoint on this machine as follows:
STAF client1.company.com TRACE ENABLE TRACEPOINT "ServiceRequest"
Assuming the stafcmd element's <service> sub-element specified service
'FS' (though it could be any STAF service), you could enable tracing for
only service 'FS' (and not all the other STAF services) on this machine as
follows:
STAF client1.company.com TRACE DISABLE ALL SERVICES
STAF client1.company.com TRACE ENABLE SERVICE FS (Instead of FS,
specify the service in your <stafcmd> element that you want to trace)
And you can specify STAF tracing to go to file C:\temp\staf.trc (or
whatever file you wanted) on machine client1.compnay.com as follows:
STAF client1.company.com TRACE SET DESTINATION TO FILE C:/temp/staf.trc
Now that tracing is set up on client1.company.com (or whatever the name of
your Windows machine where the <stafcmd> is running), you can recreate the
problem by running your STAX job and then check the STAF trace output in
file C:\temp\staf.trc on machine client1.company.com.
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Sharon Lucas
IBM Austin, luc...@us.ibm.com
(512) 286-7313 or Tieline 363-7313
From: Tennis Smith <tennis_sm...@yahoo.com>
To: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 07/19/2011 01:44 PM
Subject: [staf-users] Trace <stafcmd> ?
Hi,
I'm getting a crash on a win XP app called by a stax test. It appears
one of the parameters passed to it is somehow corrupted. Is there any way
to trace <stafcmd> so we can see exactly what is being passed?
--
Tks,
-Tennis
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