Approval Server logging
Logging levels
Information added to the logs at the minimum logging level (NORMAL) also appears in logs that are configured for the maximum level (ALL). The higher levels provide more detailed information.
NORMAL
The minimum logging level for the Approval Server is NORMAL (or INFO). When you set this logging level, only severe issues are written to the logs.
ALL
ALL (or DEBUG) is the highest logging level for the Approval Server. These logs can be used to help trace issues in the process flow.
Structure of logs
The structure of the Approval Server logs depends on whether Approval Server was configured with the default plug-in server or a separate plug-in server.
Default plug-in server
When approval server is configured using the default plug-in server, the following log files are created:
Log files | Description |
|---|---|
arjavaplugin-stderr-timeStamp.log | Stores information about all exceptions in the Approval Server as well as the Java plug-in. It also logs all error messages. |
arjavaplugin-stdout-timeStamp.log | Stores information about the initialization logs for the Java plug-in |
arjavaplugin.log | Stores information about the initialization logs for all the plug-ins loaded in the default plug-in |
Separate plug-in server
When approval server is configured using a separate plug-in server, the following log files are created:
Log files | Description |
|---|---|
approvalplugin-stdout-timeStamp.log | Stores information about all exceptions for the Approval Server plug-in. |
approvalplugin-stderr-timeStamp.log | Stores information about the initialization logs for the approval plug-in |
approvalplugin.log | Stores information about the initialization logs when Approval Server is loaded in the Java plug-in |