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- wrapper.logdialog.format Property
wrapper.logdialog.format |
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This property is only used for the consoleless version of the Wrapper binary "wrapperW.exe". Format to use for logging to the log dialog. The log dialog is displayed by the Wrapper binary "wrapperW.exe" when the Wrapper exits in an error state and the wrapperW.exe binary is shutdown. Logging has been intentionally kept simple. The format consists of the following tokens:
If the format contains these tokens above, then it will be output with the specified formation. The order of the tokens does not affect the way the log appears, but the 'M' (for message) token should usually be placed last as it is the only column without a uniform width. If the property is missing tokens or commented out, then the default value 'LPM' will be used. Property Example:
Logging Disable: Setting the property to a blank value will cause dialog logging to be disabled.
Output Example: The following examples demonstrate the output with various settings. Note that the first two lines are output from the Wrapper, while the last is output from the JVM.
The 'D' format token is mainly useful for debugging the Wrapper. It displays which internal Wrapper thread output a given log message. It does not show information about Java threads.
NOTEThe log dialog is displayed by the consoleless version of the Wrapper binary "wrapperW.exe" when the Wrapper exits in an error state and the wrapperW.exe binary is shutdown. The wrapperW.exe binary is shipped with the Windows versions of the Wrapper Professional and Standard Editions and allows the Wrapper to be run as a consoleless Windows application without a visible console window. |
Reference: WrapperW Configuration Properties |
Properties which are only used for wrapperW.exe:
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