Message mediation mode is one of the operational modes of the ESB profile where the ESB profile functions as an intermediate message router. When operating in this mode, it can filter, transform, drop or forward messages to an endpoint based on the given parameters. A unit of the mediation flow is a mediator. Sequences define the message mediation behavior of the ESB profile. A sequence is a series of mediators, where each mediator is a unit entity that can input a message, carry out a predefined processing task on the message, and output the message for further processing.
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Follow the steps below to inject new properties to the ESB profile server while debugging.
- Right click on the Variable view, click Inject/Clear Property, and then click Inject Property as shown below.
- Enter the details about the property you prefer to add as shown in the example below.
- Click OK.
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You need to put a debug point to the mediator, to view wire logs of it. When debugging is finished (or while debugging), right click on the mediator, and click Show WireLogs, to view wire logs for a specific mediator.
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You can only view wire logs for a whole proxy service, call mediator, send mediator, or other API resources. However, you cannot view a wire log of a Synapse config (e.g. sequences), because there would not be anything written to wire, when the flow comes to the sequence etc. Hence, you can only view them in wire entry points. |
Viewing wire logs while debugging
If you view wire logs while debugging, you view only the wire logs of mediators, whose execution is already completed as shown in the example below.
Viewing wire logs of a mediator after debugging execution of it
When you view wire logs of a mediator (e.g. send mediator) after debugging, you can view the request and response wire logs as shown in the example below.
Viewing wire logs of a proxy service after debugging
If you view wire logs of a proxy service after debugging finished, you view the request wire log and final response wire log of that proxy as shown in the example below.
