How to debug an IM tag call in OOB Infocenter or Custom JSP code
(Doc ID 1526501.1)
Last updated on JULY 18, 2017
Applies to:
Oracle Knowledge - Version 8.1.3.1 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
There are several steps for debugging and figuring out why a given tag call is not returning as you would expect.
Goal
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1 - First find the right JSP where the tag is executed and the data is displayed.
2 - Print the variables used in the call to the log or the screen.
3 - Identify which articles/objects should be returning for the call and what their matching attributes are.
4 - If a tag is not working as expected please open an SR with Oracle support.
5 - Test changes against an OOB unmodified version of InfoCenter.
Solution
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In this Document
| Goal |
| Solution |
| 1 - First find the right JSP where the tag is executed and the data is displayed. |
| 2 - Understand the Tag calls and Parameters being used. |
| 3 - Print the variables used in the call to the log or the screen. |
| 4 - Identify which articles/objects should be returning for the call and what their matching attributes are. |
| 5 - If a tag is not working as expected please open an SR with Oracle support. |
| 6 - Test changes against an OOB unmodified version of InfoCenter. |
| 7 - Activating Changes in Weblogic |
| References |