Understanding the Output

IDMDF sends an email notification for each SLA failure.

The email contains information about the event and broken SLA along with two attachments, a detailed log and an event tree XML file.

Notification Email

Table -6 lists the contents of the notification email.

Table -6 IDMDF Email Notification

Field	Sample Value	Description
User	4	The user ID of the logged-in user.
Product Name	OIG	The Identity Management product in which the event occurred. IDMDF supports event logging in Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) and Oracle Access Management (OAM).
SLA	2 ms	The default or defined SLA value in milliseconds.
Start Time	2019-03-01 01:18:24.99	The date and time when the event started.
End Time	2019-03-01 01:18:24.994	The date and time when the event ended.
Actual Time Taken	4 ms	The actual time taken in milliseconds for the event to complete.
ECID (Event Identifier)	dced1e07-1e20-4342-b8fb-3bc819b904df-0000000a	The unique identifier for the event.

Detailed Log

Table -7 lists the information in the detailed log attachment in the email notification.

Table -7 Detailed Log

Field	Sample Value	Description
Log Level	FINEST	The diagnostic log level, which can be INFO, FINE, FINEST, or NONE. See Configurable Diagnostic Levels Provided in the Framework for information about the diagnostic levels.
Log Time	Jan 14,2019 02:11:33.831	The date and time of the log.
Log Message	Number of invocations of loginSessionCreated is 6	The error or warning message indicating the problem.
Parameters	[getRunAsUser, configurationInstance, []]	The parameters of the log.
Source Class Name	AuthenticationContextUtilForEJB	The class from which the exception has been raised or source class in which the SLA breach has happened.
Source Method Name	setAuthenticationContextInEJB	The method name that is taking time to execute.
Stack Trace	NA	The trace that contains the detail of the events that are executed in between.

Event Tree XML

The event tree XML file contains information about the event execution. The following is the contents of a sample event tree XML file:

<structure>
   <thread>
      <threadId>25</threadId>
      <event name="Find Entities-API" startTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:33.991" endTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:34.002" status="SUCCESS">
         <eventDetails>find/lookup for a list of entites</eventDetails>
      </event>
      <event name="Authorize Access-API" startTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:34.115" endTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:34.115" status="SUCCESS">
         <eventDetails>Check if action is authorized for the user.</eventDetails>
      </event>
      <event name="Find Entity-API" startTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:34.117" endTime="Jan 14,2019 02:11:34.131" status="SUCCESS">
         <eventDetails>find/lookup an entity</eventDetails>
      </event>
   </thread>
</structure>