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TIBCO iProcess® Engine 11.9.1

# Configuring System Events Information

To configure system event information, you might have to complete the following tasks:

| • | Audit System Events

| • | Publish System Events

| • | Import and Export System Event Configurations

| • | Display System Event Information

| • | Remove System Event Information

## Audit System Events

Set the value of the `SYSTEM_EVENT_LOGGING` process attribute to `1` to audit system events. See SYSTEM_EVENT_LOGGING.

## Publish System Events

After auditing system events, set the `PUBLISH_SYS_EVENT_METHOD` process attribute to decide in which way to publish system events. Three ways to publish system events:

| • | Windows Event Viewer

Set the `PUBLISH_SYS_EVENT_METHOD` process attribute to `1`. This function is only available for Microsoft Windows system.

The following is an example of a published system event shown in Windows Event Viewer.

| • | TIBCO Hawk Agent

Set the `PUBLISH_SYS_EVENT_METHOD` process attribute to `2`. The following is the format of the alert message about published system events in TIBCO Hawk:

`Logical Machine ID`-`Logical Process Name`-`Logical Process Instance`: `Details in DB`:`User`

The following is an example of a published system event in TIBCO Hawk.

| • | The IAPJMS process

Set the `PUBLISH_SYS_EVENT_METHOD` process attribute to `3`. You can check the published system events in the XML format in the `iapjms_java.log` file, which is located in the SWDIR`/logs` directory.

The following is an example of a published system event in the `iapjms_java.log` file:

    <SystemEvent xmlns="http://bpm.tibco.com/2014/IAPSE/1.0"  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"  xsi:schemaLocation="http://bpm.tibco.com/2014/IAPSE/1.0  SWSEMessage.xsd">
     <ActivityID>1</ActivityID>
      <EventDesc>Successful login</EventDesc>
       <DetailInfo>
        <MachineName>WANGJUAN-LT</MachineName>
        <ProcessName>RPC_POOL</ProcessName>
       </DetailInfo>
      <AuditUser>administrator</AuditUser>
     <AuditDate Microseconds="611534">2014-05-15T14:35:41</AuditDate>
       </SystemEvent>

If the value of the `SEJMS_TOPICNAME` process attribute is set, the events are published on the topic name that is set in the `SEJMS_TOPICNAME` process attribute. Otherwise, the events are published on the topic name that is set in the `IAPJMS_TOPICNAME` process attribute.

For more information, see PUBLISH_SYS_EVENT_METHOD.

## Import and Export System Event Configurations

You can specify publishing and auditing system events in a configuration file. To import and export a configuration file, use the `swutil IMPEVENTCONF [filename]` and `swutil EXPEVENTCONF` commands. The `sysevents.cfg` configuration file is used by default, which is located in the SWDIR`/etc/english.lng` directory.

For more information, see "System Event Monitoring" in TIBCO iProcess swutil and swbatch Reference Guide.

## Display System Event Information

If you want to review the information about system events, use the `plist -e` command.

For more information, see System Event Information.

## Remove System Event Information

If you want to delete system event information from the database, use the `swadm delete_system_event` command.

For more information, see Removing System Events Information from the iProcess Database.

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