SOA Basic - How to turn on debugger mode.

I am trying to write some very basic features or options available for the SOA on weblogic server. These options are yet quite small but can provide a lot of help while debugging our composite.

I will take on some simple composite after it.

There is a option available with the SOA em console, you can change the mode of the server running to the development and ask the server to collect the state of the composite.  Its a small option but yet very helpfull while developing the SOA artifacts.

Once your weblogic with SOA support is installed, go to the enterprise manager

http://<Host:Port>/em/

enter the user name and password as weblogic/weblogic1 if not changed, these are usually the password you give during the weblogic domain creation.
Then click on soa-infra, in my case if you are following my guide line to create the SOA server, it running in one server only. 

Once its render click on the Soa Administrator and the go to common properties and click.



Once its done then check the Audit level to Development and check the check box for capturing the "Capture Composite Instance State"



Once done save it. from now it sill give you a detailed log of the each instance on your composite. Its not advisable to  do it on a production mode because its some where hit the performance.

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