Setting Logging on Applications

Application Development records the messages that are returned from your browser. You can diagnose problems with your applications by configuring the different levels of messages.

1. Click Settings.
2. Click to expand the debug settings.
   A list of available packages is displayed. If you hover over a package name, a description of the package is displayed.
3. To display the available message levels, click the arrow next to the package whose log level you want to set.
   There are five different levels of messages that you can record.

   Action	Description
   WARN	Messages recorded at this level mean minor potential problems or reduction in system performance. Investigation and rectification of the error is recommended at the first suitable opportunity.
   INFO	INFO displays audit level information messages. Messages recorded at this level mean the system is running normally and no remedial action is required.
   DEBUG	DEBUG records low-level diagnostic information.
   TRACE	TRACE is the lowest level of message that you can record. This is the most verbose level and should only be turned on when diagnosing problems. Messages recorded at this level mean the system is running normally and no remedial action is required.
   ERROR	Messages recorded at this level mean there could be potential data integrity problems, reduction in system performance, or a system component is experiencing a serious problem. Urgent investigation and rectification of the error is required.

4. Select the message level you require.
5. Click REVERT to set the log level. Repeat Step 3 - Step 5 for each package whose log level you want to set.
6. Click SAVE CHANGES to save your changes.
7. You can return the logging level for your packages to their default configuration by selecting RESET ALL TO DEFAULT.