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====== Creating an ECMLink application debug file ====== | ====== Creating an ECMLink application debug file ====== | ||
In some debugging situations, it's necessary to collect more information from a customer's runtime environment. You do that by increasing the debug level in our logging system. Doing so dramatically increases log volume, though. So you do not want to leave the configuration in this state permanently. | In some debugging situations, it's necessary to collect more information from a customer's runtime environment. You do that by increasing the debug level in our logging system. Doing so dramatically increases log volume, though. So you do not want to leave the configuration in this state permanently. | ||
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+ | ===== Usage ===== | ||
+ | To create a fresh applog.txt file: | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Exit the ECMLink application | ||
+ | - Edit the logging.properties file (more details below) | ||
+ | - Start the ECMLink application | ||
+ | - Recreate the problem you were having | ||
+ | - Exit the ECMLink application | ||
+ | - Grab the applog.txt file and edit/post it up on our forums | ||
+ | - Edit the logging.properties file and undo the changes you made above | ||
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===== logging.properties file ===== | ===== logging.properties file ===== | ||
- | Location the logging.properties file in the installation root directory. Under Windows, this will typically be: | + | Locate the logging.properties file in the installation root directory. Under Windows, this will typically be: |
C:\Program Files\ECMLink | C:\Program Files\ECMLink | ||
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com.ecmtuning.ecmlink.level = FINE | com.ecmtuning.ecmlink.level = FINE | ||
- | Change that FINE to FINEST and you'll get a LOT more debug data. | + | Change that FINE to FINEST and you'll get a LOT more debug data. If you are running Windows Vista, you'll need to be running as administrator to be able to edit the logging.properties file. |
===== applog.txt file ===== | ===== applog.txt file ===== | ||
- | The debug file can be located in the following directory: | + | When running under Windows XP, the debug file can be located in the following directory: |
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\ecmlink | C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\ecmlink | ||
- | The filename will be applog.txt. | + | When running under Windows Vista, the debug file can be located in the following directory: |
- | + | ||
- | ===== Usage ===== | + | |
- | To create a fresh applog.txt file: | + | |
- | + | ||
- | - Exit the ECMLink application | + | |
- | - Edit the logging.properties file as explained above | + | |
- | - Start the ECMLink application | + | |
- | - Recreate the problem you were having | + | |
- | - Exit the ECMLink application | + | |
- | - Grab the applog.txt file and edit/post it up on our forums | + | |
+ | C:\Users\<username>\ecmlink | ||
+ | The filename will be applog.txt. | ||