Each logger has a name in a dot separated notation; each subname represents a level in a hierarchical structure. Each logger is meant to log the activity of a particular server subsystem or component.
The default loggers are:
Loggers settings are accessible from the Server settings/Logging node.
Selecting a logger, the form of Figure 12 is show.
For each logger, it is possible to set the following values:
Parameter | Description |
Logger name | The name of the logger |
Same as ... | As said, the logger are in a hierarchical relationships represented by their names. A child logger can inherit its settings from its parent logger. For example, the logger sync4j.engine can inherit its settings from the settings of the logger sync4j. |
Logging level | Can be one of the following:
|
Output to console | Should the output of the log be written on the console too? |
Output to file | Should the output of the log be written on a file? |
Filename patter | A filename pattern consists of a string that includes the following
special components that will be replaced at runtime:
|
File size limit | Maximum size of the file before being rotate (or overwritten) |
Rotation file count | Maximum number of rotated files |