java - Logging JPA SQL with Weblogic 10.3 -


By looking at the Open JPA website, I have found that I can log the generated SQL using the following:

< Pre> & lt; Property Name = "openjpa.log" Value = "DefaultLevel = wARN, Runtime = Info, Tools = INFO" / & gt;

If I try to add the above property to my firmament XML I get the following warning from weblogic:

  & lt; Warning & gt; & Lt; J2EE & gt; & Lt; BEA-160,202 & gt; & Lt; You have specified an open NJP.og setting in your configuration for firmness unit services. Air # services-ejb.jar # exp # exp This setting will be ignored, and all log messages will be sent to the WebLogic logging subsystem. Trace-level logging is config.xml in various JPA-specific debug settings, or controlle D by Weblogic Console. & Gt;  

Does anybody know what the console has in the alternative or how can I output my config.xml to SQL?

Here are the steps:

  • Weblogic Log in to console
  • Lock and edit session
  • Click Environment | Server
  • Select the server you want to monitor / debug
  • Click the debug tab
  • Expand the Weblogic tree and select the JPA node
  • Click the Enable button
  • Activate the change.

This may depend on the version of WLS. I understand that if you have downloaded some and used it with WLS then there were some issues < / P>

Weblogic Issues On one side, the configuration string you posted looks a bit far away, do you intend to use something like this (added to SQL = Trace):

< Pre> & lt; Property name = "openjpa.log" value = "defaultLevel = wARN, runtime = info, device = info, sql = trace" />

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