Message Log (ttcmf1500m000)

Use this session to view the log of all the processed messages, and their status. The LN message ID corresponds to the subdirectory name in which the message parts are stored, so that you can retrieve the actual message. External messages are assigned a LN message ID in addition to retaining their external ID.

You can sort messages according to the Time Stamp, LN ID, or External ID. The appropriate menu contains the following option:

  • Delete Messages. Displays the Delete Messages (ttcmf1200m000) session.

Follow this procedure to view messages in the message log:

  1. Double-click on a message to start Message Log Details (ttcmf1500s000) session, which shows the message details. The Message Log Details (ttcmf1500s000) session contains tabs for Identification and Delivery tags, which are shown on two form tabs.
  2. In the Message Log Details (ttcmf1500s000) session, click Recipients to see a list of recipients.
  3. In the Message Log Details (ttcmf1500s000) session, click on Attachments to see a list of attachments. Choose on the Specific choose Edit/View Attachments to see the details of one attachment.
  4. You can print a range of messages in their full serialized XML form.

Field Information

Infor LN Message ID

Displays the unique message ID of the message in LN. The LN message ID corresponds to the directory name where the serialized message components are stored. The message ID is a 40 character string max. The first 10 characters is the UTC date and time (number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970 converted to a string) followed by a ".". The next five characters are the bshell pid (mod 99999) followed by a ".". The next three characters are the bshell process ID (mod 999) followed by a ".". The next three characters are a counter in case of multiple transactions per second (max 999) followed by a ".". The last characters are the first few characters of the machine's hostname.

Application Name

Displays the LN session name of the application that sent or handled the message.

Service Name

Displays the service name from the Services (ttcmf0130m000) session. The application shown in Application Name controls which eMessage Connector services it handles.

External/Original ID

Displays the unique message ID of the message in the external system. This is only filled if the message originated in the external system.

Time Stamp

Displays the date and time (UTC) that the message was originally obtained by eMessage Connector.

Status

Displays the current status of the message, from the point of view of the connector.