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Administrator Log Access
VXML Server ships with various default loggers, including administration history loggers that
store a history of the administration activity taken such as when VXML Server started up, when
an application was updated, the results of he suspension of VXML Server, etc. These logs, which
are rotated daily, are useful to an administrator as an audit history of administrator activity. As a
convenience, the JMX interface exposes methods for the administrator to access the contents of
these logs instead of viewing the files in a text editor.
store a history of the administration activity taken such as when VXML Server started up, when
an application was updated, the results of he suspension of VXML Server, etc. These logs, which
are rotated daily, are useful to an administrator as an audit history of administrator activity. As a
convenience, the JMX interface exposes methods for the administrator to access the contents of
these logs instead of viewing the files in a text editor.
Please note that the application designer and administrator has the ability to define any loggers
desired for the applications as well as for VXML Server, including removal of the default
administration history loggers. If this is done, then these functions will return error messages that
explain that the log files could not be found.
desired for the applications as well as for VXML Server, including removal of the default
administration history loggers. If this is done, then these functions will return error messages that
explain that the log files could not be found.
To view an application’s administration history log using the JMX interface, use a JMX client
connected to the server to navigate to the
connected to the server to navigate to the
VoiceApplication/<APPNAME>/Command
MBean,
where
APPNAME
is the name of the application to view. The operations tab of this MBean will list
functions named “retreiveAdminHistoryToday” and “retreiveAdminHistoryAll”. Clicking on the
first will open up a scrollable window listing the contents of the administration history log file
from the day the function is called. Clicking on the second will open up a scrollable window
listing the contents of all administration history logs concatenated.
first will open up a scrollable window listing the contents of the administration history log file
from the day the function is called. Clicking on the second will open up a scrollable window
listing the contents of all administration history logs concatenated.
To view VXML Server’ administration history log using the JMX interface, navigate to the
Global/Command
MBean. The operations tab of this MBean list functions with the same name
and functionality as the application functions do except that the files accessed are for the global
administration history.
administration history.
Administration Function Reference
The following lists all the administration functions provided by VXML Server and whether they
are available from the JMX interface and/or via script.
are available from the JMX interface and/or via script.
Application-Level Functions
Function
JMX Script Description
Suspend Application
Yes
Yes
Suspends the application in which the function belongs.
Resume Application
Yes
Yes
Resumes the application in which the function belongs.
Deploy Application
No
Yes
Prompts VXML Server to load the application in which
the function belongs (does nothing if the application is
already deployed).
the function belongs (does nothing if the application is
already deployed).
Update Application
Yes
Yes
Prompts VXML Server to reload into memory the
configuration of the application in which the function
belongs.
configuration of the application in which the function
belongs.
Release Application
Yes
Yes
Prompts VXML Server to remove from memory the
application in which the function belongs so that its
folder can be deleted.
application in which the function belongs so that its
folder can be deleted.