Log Properties

You can use the log properties to set up log levels and specify the log file name and the location of the log file.

The following log properties are used in different tools:
  • Properties Added in VM Arguments

    The properties are used when you want to enable TIBCO ActiveSpaces logging in TIBCO Business Studio before running a project.

  • Properties Added in the INI File

    The properties are used when you want to enable TIBCO ActiveSpaces logging in TIBCO Enterprise Administrator before deploying an application.

See Enabling TIBCO ActiveSpaces Logging for more details.

Properties Added in VM Arguments Properties Added in the INI File Data Type Description
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.enable com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.enable Boolean Set the value to true to enable TIBCO ActiveSpaces logging.
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.level com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.level String Set the value to one of the following values to adjust and retrieve the amount of logging produced by TIBCO ActiveSpaces core library:
  • None: Do not return any information.
  • FATAL: Return only fatal errors.
  • ERROR: Return errors.
  • WARN: Return warnings.
  • INFO: Return debug information.
  • FINE: Return fine debug information.
  • FINER: Return more detailed debug information.
  • FINEST: Return the most detailed debug information.

The default value is ERROR.

-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.directory com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.directory String Specify the output destination of the log file.
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.filename com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.filename String Specify the file name.
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.limit com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.limit Integer Specify the maximum size (in bytes) of a log file.
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.fileCount com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.fileCount Integer Specify the number of the log file.
-Dcom.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.append com.tibco.plugin.as.filelog.append Boolean Set the value to 1 not to overwrite the log file.

Set the value to 0 to overwrite the log file.

The default value is 0.