Using the Object Model

TIBCO iProcess Objects

If you are using TIBCO iProcess Objects (COM, Java, or C++), the SWNode object is used to control the TIBCO iProcess® Objects Server log. The SWNode object contains a number of methods that are used to control the on-disk TIBCO iProcess® Objects Server log. These methods allow you to specify the amount of information to write to the log, reset the log, etc. The functionality provided through these methods is described in the subsections that follow.

TIBCO iProcess Server Objects

If you are using TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (Java or .NET), the sNodeManager object is used to control the TIBCO iProcess® Objects Server log. The sNodeManager object contains two methods that are used to control the on-disk TIBCO iProcess® Objects Server log:

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SetSrvLogOptions - This method allows you to specify the amount and type of information to write to the log.

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ResetSrvLog - This method allows you to reset the log.

The functionality provided through these methods is described in the subsections that follow.

Note

Throughout this section, the TIBCO iProcess Objects method names provided are for COM — the Java and C++ method names are the same, except the first character is always lowercase (e.g., SetLogLevel vs. setLogLevel). Also, the TIBCO iProcess Server Objects method names are for .NET — the Java method names are the same except the first character is always lowercase (for example, SetSrvLogOptions vs. setSrvLogOptions). This is done for brevity.

Note	The in-memory log cannot be controlled through the object model; it can be controlled only through the Configuration Utility (Windows) or configuration parameters (UNIX).