How can I implement log SOAP/REST request, response, service status & response time in DB?
I have a requirement to log SOAP/REST request, response, service status and response time in PRPC database for all SOAP/REST service. My application is consuming 50+ SOAP and REST service and we have to capture the details in database, is there any way to make the this change in activity InvokeAxis2 for SOAP & pyinvokerestconnector for REST or any better place. We don't want to change for all 50 services individually.
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Cognizant
SE
Hi,
You can create common utility activity which will have below steps with parameters like below.
Parameters:-
Request DT
ResponseDT
ServiceName
ServicePagename
Activity Steps:-
1. Create new parameterpage.
2. Run the request DT to form request data.
3. You can commit your requestdata.
4. Call Connect-Soap/ Connect-Rest method.
5. Run the response Dt to map the data from service page to application page.
6. You can save the response .
Thanks,
Deva.
UnitedHealth Group
IN
Thanks for your reply, At present I am following same strategy and there is some drawback in this strategy due to that I want to move from this approach and want to implement it at connector level. Following is the drawback:-
1. For old service I have to make the change in many places.
2. There is always chance by developer to miss to call this activity for new integration of service, or at the time of service migration.
UnitedHealth Group
IN
I am still waiting for any new thoughts to implement this requirement.
Updated: 19 Feb 2019 14:19 EST
Virtusa
US
If you are ok to override OOTB activities for SOAP like InvokeAxis2/InvokeAxis2Signed you can get access to parameters requestPack,
responsePack which will have request Data, response Data respectively. You can use them as you want.
HTTP rules will also initializes this parameters requestPack,responsePack.
.For Rest Rule-Connect-Rest!Invoke you can get access to parameters like pyRequestHeaders, pyRequestData
Thanks
Chiranjeevi