Analyzing Thread Dumps in Middleware :  Very Very Interesting and most useful techniques
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• ThreadLogic version 0.95 available (03/05/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)
• Introducing ThreadLogic (02/18/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)
• Analyzing Thread Dumps in Middleware - Part 4 (02/09/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)
• Analyzing Thread Dumps in Middleware - Part 3 (02/08/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)
• Analyzing Thread Dumps in Middleware - Part 2 (02/08/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)
• Analyzing Thread Dumps in Middleware - Part 1 (02/06/2012 - Sabha Parameswaran)

Index of WebLogic Server articles from  Oracle A Team

Troubleshooting SOA Domains :

This is my first blog post , Just want to show the high Level troubleshooting layout of SOA/Fusion Weblogic Domains

A typical SOA log file looks like below there are 9 fields to it which uniquely identifies event in a weblogic server

We can modify the SOA log configuration to give us more detailed events information , This is on the EM console

http://<server>:<port>/em

 

 We configure logs to different logging levels based on our requirement

Once we enable the logging this will be written to the soa-diagnostic logs

Trace:32 will be highest Level of logging

Please disable this logging once you capture the diagnostic information failure will result in threading going to root category and disk will be filled up in minutes same time it will effect the performance as well

From the Em console we can view the log files as well as below

I would recommend to look up the server logs as well