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				<title>Debugging / Tracing XML Publisher</title>
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				<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:58:33 +0000</pubDate>
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						 <p>Didn't realise XML publisher had a debugging / tracing option, but this great <a href="http://jmcmahon33.blogspot.com/2009/10/steps-to-turn-on-logging-for-xmlp.html" >post</a> by PeopleSoft / Oracle tips goes through how to turn it on.</p> <p>I tested this on a unix system, and set the log path to a folder I created: <tt>$PS_HOME/log/XMLP</tt>. Note that the <tt>LogDir</tt> doesn't like environment variables, e.g. I had to hard code the path to <tt>$PS_HOME</tt> and it will throw an error if you specify a location it can't write to.</p> 
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