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Error dumps are written, when the service throws an exception that is not caught. Each single error is dumped into a separate file. On tab Dump, the Bridge displays a list of all accumulated error dump files, latest first.
By setting flag Dump Context on Error in the preferences section of the xUML Service tab, you can define whether error dumps are written at all. See Preferences of an xUML Service for more information on how to set this flag.
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Click on a filename in the list to view the content.
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To download an error dump file, click the corresponding Download button. Once downloaded, an error dump file can be imported into the E2E Analyzer for further analysis of the error.
Reading an xUML Service Dump
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Interpreting the XML of an xUML
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Service Dump
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Use Bridge log level Debug with care and only when investigating problems. As all information has to be logged, it may result in significant loss of performance with increasing complexity of the deployed xUML service. |
The following description explains how to generate and interpret the trace dump.
The trace dump will only be generated, if no trace request is sent via the E2E Analyzer (trace level in the test case properties set to None) and if the xUML service is running with disabled Trace (see xUML service details on the xUML Service tab).
If an error occurred, the generated error file will be specified indicated in the error message displayed in the xUML service log:
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