Set the JAVALOGGER emitter properties to control the details passed to the Java logging framework on a web server.
Use this type of emitter if you are unable to configure the TEXTFILE or BINFILE emitters due to web server permission restrictions.
Add the required properties for the JAVALOGGER emitter to the
mfjvm.ctf configuration file:
| Property
|
Description
|
Default
|
| FORMAT
|
The format to be used for each trace data record written to the file. You can use the following pseudo-variables in the format specification:
-
$(COMPONENT)
- The name of the component outputting the trace event.
-
$(DATA)
- The trace data specified by the component to be output for the trace event. Each trace part will be delimited by the character specified by the DELIMCHAR property.
-
$(DATE)
- The current date, output as
yyyy/mm/dd
-
$(EVENT)
- The event identifier as specified by the component outputting the trace event.
-
$(LEVEL)
- The tracing level:
- 0: debug
- 1: info
- 2: warn
- 3: error
- 4: fatal
Note: See
Comments below.
-
$(PID)
- The current process identifier. Same as
$(PROCESS).
-
$(PROCESS)
- The current process identifier. Same as
$(PID).
- $(RUNUNIT)
- A unique number that identifies the RunUnit that relates to the trace event.
-
$(THREAD)
- The current operating system thread identifier.
-
$(TIME)
- The current time, output as
hh:mm:ss
|
$(TIME) $(COMPONENT) $(EVENT) $(LEVEL) $(DATA)
|
Comments:
The tracing levels set by $(LEVEL) map to the following levels used in the Java logging API:
| Micro Focus tracing levels
|
Java logging API tracing levels
|
| Debug
|
Config
|
| Info
|
Info
|
| Warn
|
Warning
|
| Error
|
Severe
|
| Fatal
|
Severe
|
Refer to your Java logging API documentation for the details traced for each level.
