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A
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
O
P
R
S
T
U
W
X
A
about Audit Collection Plug-ins
3.1
about XML mapper files
3.2
Action fields
A.2.1
actions and target types
A.2
agents
deploying
6.3
redeploying
6.4
audit collection plug-in
packaging
5
setting up development environment for
2
audit collection plug-ins
types of
1.2.1
audit collection Plug-ins
determining which to use
1.2.1.1
Audit Collection Plug-ins
3.1
AuditEventCollectorException exception
4.5.14
AuditEventCollectorFactory
4.5.2
audit records
1.3
storing
1.3.3
audit trail
1.1.1
clean-up
1.4.3.6
audit trail cleanup
Java-based collection plug-ins
4.7
Audit Vault Agent
deploying
6.3
how it works
1.1.1
Audit Vault and Database Firewall core fields
A.1.1
Audit Vault and Database Firewall fields
A.1
Audit Vault and Database Firewall SDK
downloading
2.2
Audit Vault Server
how it works
1.1.1
Audit Vault Server events
about
1.3
Audit Vault Server fields
about
1.3
av.collector.atcintervaltime
3.5
av.collector.securedtargetversion (Mandatory)
3.5
av.collector.timezoneoffset (Mandatory)
3.5
avcli commands
6.2
AVCLI commands
3.5
AVDF extension fields
A.1.4
AVDF large fields
A.1.2
AVDF marker fields
A.1.3
AVLogger API
4.6.5
avpack tool
how to use
5.5
C
checkpoint
of a trail
1.4.3.4
clean-up
audit trail
1.4.3.6
closing Java-based collection plug-ins
4.5.13
CollectContext class
4.5.3
collection concepts
1.4.3
collection phase
1.4.3.2
collection plug-in
directory structure
2.3.2
Java-based
See Java-based collection plug-in
1.2.1.2
upgrading (creating new versions)
5.3
collection plug-in directory structure
2.3
collection plug-in example
Java file
C.3
XML file
C.2
collection plug-in manifest file
XML file
C.2.2
collection plug-in mapper file
XML file
C.2.1
collection plug-ins
what are they?
1.2
collection process
overview of the whole process
1.4
collection thread
1.4.3.1
ConnectionManager API
4.6.2
creating a database table mapper file
3.3.3
creating the XML file audit collection mapper file
3.4.3
D
database table collection plug-in example
C.1
database table collection plug-in manifest file
C.1.2
database table collection plug-in mapper file
B.2
,
C.1.1
database table collection plug-ins
3.3
requirements
3.3.1
database table mapper file
creating
3.3.3
data collection
recovery phase
1.4.3.5
deploying an Oracle Audit Vault Agent
6.3
deploy plugin command
5.3
development environment
2.3
directory structure
2.3.1
,
2.3.2
Java-based collection plug-in
2.3.3
plugin-manifest.xml file staging
2.3.4
requirements
2.1
setting up
2.2
directory structure
collection plug-in
2.3
collection plug-ins
2.3
general
2.3.1
E
errors
exception to use
4.5.14
unrecoverable condition
4.5.14
EventLog API
4.6.3
event logs
Java-based collection plug-ins
4.6.3
Windows
4.6.3
EventMetaData API
4.6.4
Event Time to UTC
4.5.6.1
example
database table collection plug-in
C.1
example audit trail for a database table collection plug-in
3.3.2
example audit trail for an xml file collection plug-in
3.4.2
exceptions
AuditEventCollectorException
4.5.14
SetAttributeException
4.5.14
types the collection plug-in can throw
4.5.14
extension fields
A.1.4
external dependencies
5.2
F
fields, large
4.5.11
flow of control
inside the collection plug-in
1.4.2
flow of packaging
5.1
G
general procedure
for writing collection plug-is
1.5
H
handling large fields
4.5.11
I
initializing the collector plug-in
4.5.4
J
Java-based audit collection plug-in
directory structure
2.3.3
writing
4
Java-Based Collection Plug-in
4.2
Java-based collection plug-ins
about
4.1
about creating
4.5.1
audit trail cleanup
4.7
classes and interfaces, useful
4.4
closing
4.5.13
CollectContext class
4.5.3
collection factory
4.5.2
connecting
4.5.5
creating
4.5
creating markers
4.5.12
description of
1.2.1.2
event logs
4.6.3
extension fields
4.5.10
fetching events
4.5.5
flow of control process
4.3
how they work
4.3
intializing
4.5.4
large fields
4.5.11
retrieving other field values
4.5.7
security considerations
4.8
setting checkpoints
4.5.5
source connections
4.6.2
transforming source event values to Audit Vault values
4.5.6
utility APIs
4.6
Java-based collector plug-ins
4.1
changing attributes at run time
4.5.8
,
4.5.9
Java-based file collection plug-in example
C.3
JDK requirement for Java-Based Collection Plug-in
4.2
JDK requirements for
4.2
L
large fields
A.1.2
M
mapper file
database table collection plug-in
B.2
,
C.1.1
mapper files
3.2
mappings
from secured target to Audit Vault Server
1.4.3.3
marker fields
A.1.3
markers in Java-based collection plug-ins
4.5.12
O
Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall
what is it?
1.1
Oracle XML Developer’s Kit
4.6.6
P
packaging
5
external dependencies
5.2
flow of
5.1
plugin id
5.4
plugin-manifest.xml file
about
2.3.4
description of
5.4
sample schema
B.1
staging
2.3.4
plug-in manifest file
database table collection
C.1.2
plug-ins
redeploying agent
6.4
requirements for testing
6.1
testing procedure
6.2
pre-processing audit data
3.6
R
recovery phase
of data collection
1.4.3.5
requirements for database table collection plug-ins
3.3.1
requirements for xml file collection plug-ins
3.4.1
S
sample schema for a plugin-manifest.xml file
B.1
schema for xml file collection plug-in mapper file
B.3
SDK
downloading
2.2
secured target
1.1.1
secured target collection attributes
3.5
secured target type
1.1.1
security considerations
Java-based collection plug-ins
4.8
SetAttributeException exception
4.5.14
setting up development environment
2
source attributes
additional
4.5.3.4
Java based
4.5.3.1
source attributes, changing Audit Vault and Database Firewall at run time
4.5.8
source attributes, changing custom at run time
4.5.9
source database
connections to Java-based collection plug-in
4.6.2
source event id to source event name
4.5.6.3
source event ID to target type
4.5.6.4
source event name to Audit Vault event name
4.5.6.2
source event name to target type
4.5.6.4
source event status to Audit Vault event status
4.5.6.5
source event values, transforming to Audit Vault event values
4.5.6
staging
plugin-manifest.xml file
2.3.4
storing audit records
1.3.3
T
target types
A.2.2
trail
checkpoint
1.4.3.4
trail attributes
additional
4.5.3.4
trail-related attributes
4.5.3.2
U
undeploy plugin command
5.3
unresolved-external tag
5.2
upgrading
collection plug-ins
5.3
utilities
AVLogger API
4.6.5
Oracle XML Developer’s Kit
4.6.6
utility APIs
Java-based collection plug-ins
4.6
utility instances
4.5.3.3
W
what are collection plug-Ins?
1.2
Windows
EventMetaData API
4.6.4
Windows EventLog
4.6.3
Windows EventLog API
4.6.3
Windows Metadata Java API
4.6.4
writing collection plug-Ins
general procedures for
1.5
X
xml file audit collection mapper file
creating
3.4.3
xml file collection plug-in
example audit trail for
3.4.2
XML file collection plug-in example
C.2
XML file collection plug-in manifest file
C.2.2
xml file collection plug-in mapper file
schema
B.3
XML file collection plug-in mapper file
C.2.1
xml file collection plug-ins
requirements for
3.4.1
XML file collection plug-ins
3.4
XML mapper files
3.1
about
3.2
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