I'M running Weblogic v6.1 and have a performance problem because of messages being written to weblogic.log. There is a severity level attached to each message but I don't see how I can control the severity threshold for this logfile.
Thanks in advance!
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Weblogic logging (4 messages)
- Posted by: Mike Anderson
- Posted on: June 03 2002 04:22 EDT
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- Weblogic logging by Henrik Engstrom on June 03 2002 12:14 EDT
- Weblogic logging by Mike Anderson on June 04 2002 05:12 EDT
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Weblogic logging by David Off on June 05 2002 05:11 EDT
- Weblogic logging by Craig Brown on June 06 2002 09:59 EDT
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Weblogic logging by David Off on June 05 2002 05:11 EDT
- Weblogic logging by Mike Anderson on June 04 2002 05:12 EDT
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- Posted by: Henrik Engstrom
- Posted on: June 03 2002 12:14 EDT
- in response to Mike Anderson
Try this link for more information:
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs60/ConsoleHelp/domainlogfilter.html
HTH
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- Posted by: Mike Anderson
- Posted on: June 04 2002 05:12 EDT
- in response to Henrik Engstrom
Thanks but this does NOT solve the problem. The document describes filtering for the DOMAIN LOG, but this is not my
problem. I need a way to control which messages are written
to each servers LOCAL logfile (default: weblogic.log).
Any more ideas???
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- Posted by: David Off
- Posted on: June 05 2002 05:11 EDT
- in response to Mike Anderson
Use the console to control this -
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- Posted by: Craig Brown
- Posted on: June 06 2002 09:59 EDT
- in response to David Off
We turned that off and implemented our own logging system that has levels that get logged to the console and database. You can also look into log4j to solve some of your issues. I guess the real question is why is this file getting so big that it is causing performance issues. Is there that much going on or are there that many errors?