Debugging OpenAM and OpenIDM
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Something that you may not have noticed is that every OpenAM debug output statement contains a TransactionId. This transaction ID is a unique identifier that you can use correlate all debug and audit output relating to a given HTTP request.
Also, if you’re looking at debugging across multiple OpenAM instances / a platform deployment, you may find it useful to enable propagation of the transaction ID: https://forgerock.org/openam/doc/bootstrap/maintenance-guide/index.html#configuring-trusttransactionheader-system-property