Hello Everyone.
In this post I will introduce you too a utility to view Weblogic Log Files. As we know in R12.2, MiddleTier is managed by Weblogic, to view big log files it is not that easy to view in putty.
The Weblogic Log Viewer tool can be useful for traversing log files and aid in quickly finding error messages within large log files.
You can download this tool from here
This is a small and simple but very helpful tool I developed to visualize WLS logs.
The motivation to write it came with the need to filter WLS logs by columns: it really helps to analyze logs by filtering out what is not relevant and concentrating in what is related to your problem.
It is a WIP, and currently it can only parse WLS logs (not stdouts) that use line start tag as "####".
You can filter by any of the predefined 12 columns: Time Stamp, Severity, Subsystem, Machine, Server, Thread ID, User ID, Transaction ID, Diagnostic Context, Raw Time, Message ID and Message Text.
You can also re-order the columns and resize them. There's a button to conveniently copy the contents of the selected line (only the message) to the clipboard.
Give it a try and let me know what you think. Download the jar at the end of this post and start it with java -jar WLSLogViewerApp.jar.
Download WLS Log Viewer
Download the Tool and set the application environment.
How to Use this tool.
Choose the log file
Select and open the log file
Now click on TimeStamps….
You can see log based on time stamps
Hope this post helps you.
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