Specifications

148 System Software Diagnostics Guide — September 2006
Runtime Trace Facility (RTF) Reference
<Global>
<!-- This is an example of an empty Global tag -->
</Global>
or the Global tag can have GLabel and/or GClient child tags. There are no attributes associated
with the Global tag.
28.3.4 GLabel Tag
The GLabel tag is a child tag of the Global tag; it is used to configure global labels. If a label is
defined at the GLabel level then all module and client behavior will be governed by this
configuration (unless overridden for a given module at the MLabel level).
The following line may appear in the default RtfConfigLinux.xml file:
<GLabel name = “Error” state = “1”/>
This line indicates that tracing of all Error labels is turned on by default. To disable this default
behavior, you can delete this line or change the “Error” state attribute setting to 0.
The following lines appear in the default RtfConfigWin.xml file:
<GLabel name = “Error” state = “1”/>
<GLabel name = “Exception” state = “1”/>
These lines indicate that tracing of all Error labels and all Exception labels is turned on by default.
To disable this default behavior, you can delete these lines or change the “Error” state attribute and
“Exception” state attribute setting to 0.
The GLabel tag has the following two attributes:
name
Indicates the name of the global label to be configured. You must define the name of the global
label; there is no default value. Examples of possible labels include:
• “Error” (enabled at the Global level by default)
• “Debug”
• “Info”
• “Warning”
Note: Refer to the default RTF configuration file’s
MLabel name attributes. These default entries are for
the Intel Dialogic runtime libraries. Any of these runtime library label names can be included in a
GLabel tag.