Reference Guide

HPMA Audit Message Reference

HP Medical Archive

This audit message means an HTTP client closed a previously-estab-

lished HTTP session. “HTTP Session Close” always corresponds with

a previously-issued “HTTP Session Establish” message.

This message should be monitored to determine if there are any repet-

itive or excessive problems in attempting to establish a session. This

could indicate potential communications or interoperability problems

related to HTTP client or server implementations.

HTSE—HTTP Session Establish

When an HTTP client establishes an HTTP session, this message is

issued.

This audit message means a remote host (client) successfully estab-

lished an HTTP session to the node. It can be used to track which hosts

the system is communicating with via the HTTP protocol.

RSLT Result Code Why the session was closed:

SUCS—session closed normally, without errors

TOUT—timed-out by the node, due to inactivity

ERRC—lost the connection over which the session was

established

ERRT—session terminated due to an error occurring on

a transaction

AUTH—session terminated due to a failed transaction

authorization

GERR—a general error occurred, causing the session to

Table 50: HTSC—HTTP Session Close Fields (cont.)

Code Field Description

Table 51: HTSE—HTTP Session Establish Fields

Code Field Description

CNID Connection

Identifier

The unique identifier for the connection over which the

HTTP session was established.

HSID Session Identifier The unique identifier assigned to the HTTP session

established to the node.

RSLT Result Code Status at the time the session was established:

SUCS—session successfully established