What are the logging levels in Seebeyond?
what are Securities will Seebeyond provoid for Data level?
Explain EAI and EDI? what Type of EDI you have Used in Your
Project?
How You handle Version Control in your project?
Explain How You Implemented EAI in your current Project?
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There are four logging levels in Seebeyond:
Info,Warning,Fatal,Error
EAI - Enterprise Application Integration, the concept that
integrates two or more desparate applications, systems and
databases, together accorss the network.
EDI : Electronic Data Interchange is a concept that uses
defined templates for a perticular inductry throughout the
country, to communicate adn transfer messages across. For
eg: Health Care Industry : HL7, HIPPA are used throughout
US.
RossettaNet,
Using Version Control Tools like VSS.
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Answer / saravanakumar
Logging levels are not 4 it is totally 7
1. None
2. Fatal
3. Error
4. Warning
5. Info
6. Debug
7. Trace
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