1. Turn on tracing on the corresponding component, Workflow Process Manager, Workflow Process Batch Manager, Application object Manager and view the event log files. For details on how to turn on tracing please refer to Business Process Designer Administration Guide or look at How Can Tracing Be Increased for Workflow Process Manager and Workflow Process Batch Manager? (Doc ID 476283.1) on My Oracle Support Portal.
2. Turn on monitoring level to 3-Detail or 4-Debug. At this level, each execution of a process (whatever component it is run from) will record state and process properties‟ value for each step. The information is then available in the Site map > Administration - Business Process > Workflow Instance Monitor > Process Instances/ Step Instances.
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Such levels of monitoring affect performance of the workflow engine. Hence such settings should be used for troubleshooting purpose only.
3. You can run the workflow process from the business service simulator using the business service Workflow Process Manager. Here are the steps:
i. Navigate to the Site Map > Administration - Business Service > Simulator.
ii. In the top applet, create a new record and set the following fields:
Service Name: Workflow Process Manager
Method Name: RunProcess
Iterations: 1
iii. In the Input Arguments applet, create a new record, and set the "Test Case #" field to 1 and open the Property Name field (which opens up a multi-value applet).
iv. Click the New button and set the following fields and then click the Save button:
Property Name: ProcessName
Value:
v. Repeat above step for any parameter that should be passed to the process, especially "RowId" if needed.
vi. Click the OK button in the multi-value applet opened in step iii.
vii. Click the Run button in the top applet of the Simulator view.
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