Specifications

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Runtime Trace Facility (RTF) Reference
state
Specifies the state of the label. Valid values are as follows:
1
Label is enabled at the global level. All trace messages associated with this label will be sent to
the trace output. This is the default value.
0
Label is disabled at the global level. Trace messages associated with this label will not be sent
to the trace output.
28.3.5 GClient Tag
The GClient tag is a child tag of the Global tag; it is used to configure global clients (devices). If a
client is defined at the GClient level then all client behavior will be governed by this configuration
(unless overridden for a given client at the MClient level). The GClient tag can be empty or have
GClientLabel children tags. The GClient tag has the following two attributes:
name
Indicates the name of the client to be configured. You must define the name of the global client;
there is no default value. Examples of possible client names include:
• “dxxxB1C1” (voice device)
• “dxxxB2C2” (voice device)
• “ipmB2C2” (IP media device)
Note: Refer to the Standard Runtime Library API for Windows Operating Systems Programming Guide
for more information about client names for Intel Dialogic libraries and devices.
state
Specifies the state of the client. Valid values are as follows:
1
Client is enabled at the global level. All trace messages associated with this client will be sent
to the trace output. This is the default value.
0
Client is disabled at the global level. Trace messages associated with this client will not be sent
to the trace output.
28.3.6 GClientLabel Tag
The GClientLabel tag is a child tag of the GClient tag; it is used to specify a label for a global
client. The GClientLabel tag has the following two attributes: