add implicit "log" variable to autoscripts, initialized from script or launch point record

Automation Scripts should be passed an implicit "log" variable.

A Developer or Administrator should be able to specify on the script record, and override on the launch point record, the key for which logger would be passed into the script.

The domain of loggers to pass to the script could include a "default" option. If default is chosen, the key for the logger passed into the script should be "smart":

• If the script is an integration script, the key should default to "maximo.integration.SCRIPTNAME". This is because integration scripts are named after how they are used by the system and, hence, already break down further by the integration component and by the direction of data flow.

• If the script is launched from an Object, Attribute or Condition launch point, the key should default to the result of mbo.getMboLogger(). This is because when support personnel turn logging for maximo.service.WORKORDER.WORKORDER to DEBUG, they should see the log output from scripts that get launched against those MBOs. It makes no sense to make support personnel hunt through scripts to see which logger they need to turn on to troubleshoot a problem with WORKORDERs.

• For an Action launch point, the key should default based on the execution context. For example, if the Action was launched from an app, then maximo.application.APPNAME.SIGOPTION sounds to me like a good default candidate. Or if the Action was launched from an Escalation, it should be something like maximo.crontask.ESCALATION.ESCNAME.ESCPOINT.ACTION. Or if the Action was launched from workflow, it should be some thing like maximo.workflow.WOPROCESS.WOREV.NODE.ACTION.

By encouraging developers to log to a key consistent with the execution context of their script, support personnel and maintenance developers will be able to troubleshoot and resolve problems faster. This is because logging keys in use will not be just "maximo.script" and will not be as subject to the passing whims of an inexperienced developer.

This should also save developers some time and lines of redundant code to get access to a logger.