Owner's Manual

Logging

The software uses different classes for logging, with each class providing different data depending on the

message type and level. To configure the logging class, edit the log-properties.xml file. The log is

saved as SDNC_VERBOSE.log, where each new version is appended with a number (for example,

SDNC_VERBOSE_1.log.

• TRACE — Logs TRACE messages only. Provides more detailed information than the DEBUG level.

• DEBUG — Logs TRACE and DEBUG messages. Provides high-level information for debugging.

• INFO — Logs TRACE, DEBUG, and INFO messages. Provides information about the progress of the

application at a low level, such as incoming and outgoing messages.

• WARN — Logs TRACE, DEBUG, INFO and WARN messages. Provides cautionary information, such as

lost connections and threshold limits.

• ERROR — Logs TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, and ERROR messages. Provides information about

critical situations.

• OFF — Disables logging.

Logging Sublevels

Logging sublevels provide five sublevels for the DEBUG and TRACE logging classes. You can classify

messages from 1 to 5 based on priority, with 1 as the highest priority and 5 as the lowest.

• To enable debugging, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/debug/on.

• To use the debugging sublevels, enter sdnc/v1/system/log/level/debug/sublevel/

{1-5}/on.

• To disable debugging, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/debug/off.

• To enable trace logging, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/trace/sublevel/2/on.

• To use the trace logging sublevels, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/trace/sublevel/[1–

5]/on.

• To disable trace logging, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/trace/on.

You can also configure batch-level updates. For example, if you enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/level/

debug/sublevel/3/on

, debugging is enabled on levels 1–3. To disable trace logging on level one and

two, enter sdnc/v1/system/log/level/trace/sublevel/2/off.

Component Logging

Component logging provides additional tagging for DEBUG and TRACE sublevels. To enable component

logging, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/component/*/on. To disable component logging, enter /

sdnc/v1/system/log/component/*/off

. You can also specify components. For example, to enable

component logging for the topology, enter /sdnc/v1/system/log/component/topology/off.

Logging