JMS Debugging Scopes Debugging JMS

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10.2.2 JMS Debugging Scopes

The following are registered debugging scopes for JMS: ■ DebugJMSBackEnd scope weblogic.jms.backend – prints information for debugging the JMS Back End including some information used for distributed destinations and JMS SAF. ■ DebugJMSFrontEnd scope weblogic.jms.frontend – prints information for debugging the JMS Front End including some information used for multicast. ■ DebugJMSCommon scope weblogic.jms.common – prints information for debugging JMS common methods including some information from the client JMS producer. ■ DebugJMSConfig scope weblogic.jms.config – prints information related to JMS configuration backend, distributed destinations, and foreign servers. ■ DebugJMSBoot scope weblogic.jms.boot – prints some messages at boot time regarding what store the JMS server is using and its configured destinations. ■ DebugJMSDispatcher scope weblogic.jms.dispatcher – prints information related to PeerGone occurrences. ■ DebugJMSDistTopic scope weblogic.jms.config – prints information about distributed topics, and primary bind and unbind information. ■ DebugJMSPauseResume scope weblogic.jms.pauseresume – prints information about backend pauseresume destination operations. ■ DebugJMSModule scope weblogic.jms.module – prints a lot of information about JMS module operations and message life cycle. ■ DebugJMSMessagePath scope weblogic.jms.messagePath – prints information following a message through the message path client, frontend, backend, including the message identifier. ■ DebugJMSSAF scope weblogic.jms.saf – prints information about JMS SAF store-and-forward destinations. ■ DebugJMSCDS scope weblogic.jms.CDS – prints detailed information about JMS Configuration Directory Service used by various sub-systems to get the notification of configuration changes to the JMS resources configured in the server from within a cluster as well as across the clusters and domains. ■ DebugJMSWrappers scope weblogic.jms.wrappers – prints information pooling and wrapping of JMS connections, sessions, and other objects, used inside an EJB or servlet using the resource-reference element in the deployment descriptor. Troubleshooting WebLogic JMS 10-5

10.2.3 Messaging Kernel and Path Service Debugging Scopes