Abstract: A method for accessing failed events in an integrated server environment is disclosed. The method comprises providing a thin client in an application server within the environment, wherein the thin client provides role-based access to a failed event, and wherein the role-based access is based upon a user's ability to access critical data. A thin client referred to as the failed event manager aids the user via a web browser, to manage events that failed during an integration scenario. Apart from being web-based, the failed event manager application also provides role-based access wherein users with certain roles are restricted in their ability to access critical data. The web-based failed event manager uses the security of the underlying application server, thus providing a secure environment. A system and method in accordance with the present invention takes advantage of the distributed computing capabilities of the underlying application server.

Abstract: A method for accessing failed events in an integrated server environment is disclosed. The method comprises providing a thin client in an application server within the environment, wherein the thin client provides role-based access to a failed event, and wherein the role-based access is based upon a user's ability to access critical data. A thin client referred to as the failed event manager aids the user via a web browser, to manage events that failed during an integration scenario. Apart from being web-based, the failed event manager application also provides role-based access wherein users with certain roles are restricted in their ability to access critical data. The web-based failed event manager uses the security of the underlying application server, thus providing a secure environment. A system and method in accordance with the present invention takes advantage of the distributed computing capabilities of the underlying application server.