Primary Note on Oracle WebLogic Server Debugging Capabilities And Resulting Output (Doc ID 1299766.1)

Last updated on MAY 18, 2023

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This primary note provides links to notes on debugging options and to notes on interpretation of some debug logging messages.

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Troubleshooting with Debug Flags

• Debugging WebLogic Server (WLS) Java Messaging Service (JMS)
  This document explains the output resulting from the use of simple JMS debugging. See <Note 961545.1> for details.
• Debugging WebLogic Server (WLS) JMS Messaging Bridge
  This document describes debugging flags for troubleshooting JMS Messaging Bridge related issues. See <Note 1303870.1> for details.
• How to Enable Oracle JDBC Driver Debug in WLS
  This document explains how to download, install and use the Oracle JDBC Driver debug jar.
• WLS JDBC Queries Debugging
  This document explains how to debug the WebLogic JDBC Datasources to view the SQL statements executed by WLS. See <Note 1061572.1> for details.
• JSessionID usage for Session Replication in terms of Info and Debug
  This document explains what JSessionID is, its use and how to debug session replication. See <Note 1166159.1> for details.
• How To Debug an Application Deployed In WebLogic Server using the Eclipse IDE?
  This document explains how to enable debugging on WLS to use the Eclipse debugger. See <Note 1075664.1> for details.
• How to Debug Intra-Cluster Communication Problems in WebLogic Server (WLS)
  This document describes some RJVM debug flags and how to interpret debug traces. See <Note 1300174.1> for details.
• How to Debug Weblogic Server (WLS) Deployment Problems
  This document describes some useful application deployment debug flags and how to interpret debug traces. See <Note 1301257.1> for details.
• How to Debug Weblogic Server (WLS) Application Container Problems
  This document describes some debug flags useful to narrow down issues at the container level. See <Note 1301750.1> for details.

Interpreting Debug Messages

• Debug statements with SocketResetExceptions occurring at regular intervals in logs
  This document explains what to do when weblogic.utils.net.SocketResetExceptions show up in the server log file. See <Note 1076143.1> for details.
• Enabling the Debug Option for JNDI results in many additional entries in Server Log related to weblogic.kernel.default
  This document explains how to interpret diagnostic messages related to JNDIResolution. See <Note 1075104.1> for details.

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