ASAP 1.1 Hybrid Manual

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ASAP Hybrid for Linux Server Output
The ASAP Hybrid for Linux server generates several types of output:
 The server writes messages to the Linux system log as necessary. In general
the server attempts to be judicious about the use of this log, and only writes
messages at startup, shutdown, and if significant errors are encountered while
the server is running. The ASAP Hybrid for Linux API library also writes
messages to the Linux system log if it encounters a major error.
 The server writes messages to its own log file if logging is enabled via the
asap.conf file. The default name for the log file is asaplog.html, and the file
is located in the same directory as the server executable. This log contains
varying amounts of detail based on the Level setting defined in the
configuration file. For more information on specifying logging settings, see
Logging Options.
 The server writes trace information to a trace output file if tracing is enabled
via the asap.conf file. The default name for the trace file is asaptrace.html,
and the file is located in the same directory as the server executable. As with
the log file, the amount of detail contained in the trace file can vary. In
general, the log file contains higher-level information on errors and other
significant events, and the trace file contains internal details on the server and
the data it exchanges with client applications. For more information on
specifying tracing settings, see Tracing Options.
 If HTMLStatus is set to True in the asap.conf file, the server creates a domain
report in HTML format at every sample interval. This file is named
asapdomains.html and is located in the same directory as the server
executable. This file is valuable for debugging while you are developing client
applications because it provides details on all domains and data items within
the local ASAP Hybrid environment.
This example shows a sample report produced if this option is enabled: