Use ATNAAudit nodes
to create and send audit messages to an ATNA audit repository.
Before you start:
- Read the information about how to develop integration solutions; see Developing message flows in the IBM® Integration Bus product
documentation.
- Identify the message flows that process data that you want to
audit.
You can send
ATNA audit
messages to an
ATNA audit
repository by creating a configurable service and adding
ATNAAudit nodes to your message
flows. For more information about using
ATNAAudit nodes in your message
flows, see
ATNAAudit nodes in message flows.
To send ATNA audit
messages to an ATNA audit
repository, complete the following steps:
- Collect the following connection information about the ATNA audit repository to
which audit messages are sent:
- Transport protocol you use to communicate with the ATNA audit repository
- Address, and port you use to communicate with the ATNA audit repository
- Create a configurable service to define the audit settings
for the message flows that you want to audit. For more information, see: Enabling message flows to send ATNA audit messages.
Note: The audit settings are set at the integration node level. These
settings affect the ATNAAudit nodes in all the message flows
running on an integration node.
- For each message flow that processes data that you want
to audit, complete the following steps:
- Edit the message flow and add an ATNAAudit node.
- Configure the auditing capability in the node by selecting
the Audit enabled property. For more information,
see: ATNAAudit node.
- Use other IBM Integration Bus nodes in your message flow, for example a
Mapping or JavaCompute node, to create XML audit messages and route them
to the ATNAAudit node. For details of the audit messages that
you can create, see XML audit messages.
- Complete your message flow. For more information about developing integration solutions, see
Developing message flows in the IBM Integration Bus product
documentation.
Next:
Test and debug your integration solution to check that it works correctly. See Testing and troubleshooting
message flows in the IBM Integration Bus product
documentation.