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Debugging a BPEL 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
How can be actually debug a BPEL application once we have it running.

The process that I have implemented is a slightly involved one and goes through multiple stages. It works as expected till the first few steps but then gets lost somewhere. I need to close-in on the issue that is causing this problem.

Any tool that can help me simulate would be great!
 
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Re:Debugging a BPEL 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 28  
You can look at the steps of the process in the console, and see where it went astray.

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Re:Debugging a BPEL 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 8  
As Antoine says, you can review each event from the BPEL engine for a single instance of a process. That is run your process, then select the instance from the BPMS-console and look at the events which are tied to the BPEL line numbers. These events are documented in the Apache ODE site ... as is a means to filter them.
This is all a bit low level if you are thinking of your process in terms of the BPMN diagram. It is a pity you cannot just step through the process diagram and review variables.
I generate a poor man's trace through the process by creating a pool variable and concatenating data from each task (usually just the fact that I have passed this way) into it. A quick look at the variable on failure or during the process is usually enough to tell me where I went wrong.
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Re:Debugging a BPEL 4 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 28  
What I was meaning was more about following the process instance in the bpms-console web application. You can see the current path of execution, the state of all the variables and the events David mentions.
 
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