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CaptainCasa

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Something does not really work - so logs are some useful way to get more information about what happens (or does not happen).

1. CaptainCasa logs quite a lot information using Java logging. The location of log files and some overview information can be found here:

http://captaincasa.org/where-are-the-logs

The best way to define the logging-configuration (logging.xml) for development purposes is:

Code:
 <logging level="INFO" console="true">
      <loglevelmissingpropertyget level="INFO" stacktrace="true"/>
 </logging>
 


This means: logs are generally output to the console (== Tomcat console window) so you do not have to follow files. And: if there are problems with the getting of expressions then the problem + stack trace is output.

For development purposes this is too much output, of course...

2. Tomcat logs are contained in tomcat/logs/*.log

If your project's webapp does not start at all in Tomcat (output "SEVERE" or "SCHWERWIEGEND"...) then check in the Tomcat logs.


FYI: CaptainCasa logging can be configured to delegate its content via some interface and via SLF4J-bridge so that it can be integrated into your logging infrastructure, if required! ;-)

Björn Müller, CaptainCasa GmbH
heyl

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Hi everyone,

I managed to reduce serverside logging in the work/catalina folder by setting
Code:
<logging level="SEVERE"
          console="false"
          outputclassmethod="false">
 </logging>

in the logging.xml.

Is there also a way to reduce or switch off the performance logging?

thanks and best regards
Frauke
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Hi Frauke,

...no! This is by intention: in many cases the performance logs were/are the only way to approve/check what was roughly going on in the system after e.g. some system crash. The amount of data which is written is low.

Regards, Björn

Björn Müller, CaptainCasa GmbH
heyl

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Hi Björn,

thanks!
Frauke
 
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