You can create error notification rules at the SOA Infrastructure or individual partition
level that cause an alert message to be triggered when specific fault criteria are met.
For example, you can create a rule that sends an alert if more than 10 errors occur in a
48 hour period.
The error notification rules provide the following benefits:
• An aggregated notification of faults occurring in the system.
• A scheduled-based notification system with a configurable re-occurrence interval. For example, send an alert every 24 hours if rule criteria are met.
• Rule-configured faults and notification channel specifications. When a fault policy is triggered, an email is sent. You can create fault notification rules at the following levels:
• SOA Infrastructure (for system-wide alerts) • Individual partition level (for alerts specific to that partition)
To create a Error Notification Rule, first create a scheduler
- Login to Enterprise Manager , go to SOA-Infra, Right Click, Define Schedules
- This will navigate to Schedules Page
- Click on Create
- Enter the name , display name ,package, Description, Frequency,Timezone, Start Date and click on OK. Only /oracle/apps/ess/custom/soa package can be used to create SOA Error Notification Rules
- This concludes Defining a Schedule. The next step is to create Error Notification Rules
- Navigate to SOA-Infra and click on “Error Notification Rules”,
- Click Create to create notification rule.
