Auditing and WebLogic applications.

I'm wondering how you all manage your WebLogic applications from an
Oracle auditing point of view.

The system in question connects using a connection pool to a specific
user in the database. The users connect to the system as themselves
(they have a row in a "users" table) as far as the application is
concerned, but as far as auditing is concerned, the changes to data are
being made by the user that weblogic is connected to.

This isn't very suitable as far as auditing is concerned. Unless the
applications does lots of auditing internally, is there a way to
determine who did what and when - when running applications under
WebLogic?

Thanks.
Norm.



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