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Chapter 3 TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Log : Controlling the Server Log

Controlling the Server Log
You can control certain aspects of the server log, such as the level of information that is written to the log, the maximum size of the log, etc.
You can control the server log:
Using the Object Model
TIBCO iProcess Objects
If you are using TIBCO iProcess Objects (COM, Java, or C++), the SWNode object is used to control the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server log. The SWNode object contains a number of methods that are used to control the on-disk TIBCO iProcess Objects Server log. These methods allow you to specify the amount of information to write to the log, reset the log, etc. The functionality provided through these methods is described in the subsections that follow.
TIBCO iProcess Server Objects
If you are using TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (Java or .NET), the sNodeManager object is used to control the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server log. The sNodeManager object contains two methods that are used to control the on-disk TIBCO iProcess Objects Server log:
SetSrvLogOptions - This method allows you to specify the amount and type of information to write to the log.
ResetSrvLog - This method allows you to reset the log.
The functionality provided through these methods is described in the subsections that follow.
Using the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration Utility (Windows Only)
In Windows-based systems, the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server log can be controlled using the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration Utility. This utility can be accessed in one of two ways:
Executing the SWDIR\bin\SWEntObjSvCfg.exe file.
Both of these methods will cause the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration Utility dialog to display. Select the appropriate server from the drop-down list, then click on the Memory Log tab (for in-memory log settings) or Disk Log tab (for on-disk log settings) . One of the following dialogs is displayed:
The functions available through these dialog are described in the subsections that follow.
Notice the Apply Log Settings... check box in the lower right corner on the Disk Log tab. If you make a change to one or more of the disk log settings, then check this box, the change takes effect immediately after you click on OK, without requiring you to stop and restart TIBCO iProcess Objects Server. If you do not check this box, any changes made are saved, but they will not take effect until you stop, then restart TIBCO iProcess Objects Server.
Using the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration File (UNIX Only)
In UNIX-based systems, the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server memory log and disk log can be controlled by making changes to the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server configuration file, swentobjsv.cfg. This file can be modified with your choice of text editors.
The TIBCO iProcess Objects Server configuration file is located in the $SWDIR/seo/data directory.
Before making changes to the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server configuration file in UNIX, you must shut down TIBCO iProcess Objects Server. After making the desired changes, restart TIBCO iProcess Objects Server. See Starting/Stopping the TIBCO iProcess Objects Server for information.

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