Logging Parameters
| Parameters | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Log_Level | LOW | Specifies the level of logging to be performed by the client. Possible settings are: — NONE: Disables client logging. — LOW: Error messages regarding the client connection to the Key Manager are logged. — — MEDIUM: Errors and warnings regarding the client connection to the Key Manager are logged. — HIGH: Errors, warnings, and information messages are logged. This creates large log files. — DEBUG: Errors, warnings, information and debugging messages are logged. |
| Log_File | To specify the log file name, set the Log_File parameter with the log file name and path. The path can be absolute or relative to your application. Do not use quotes, even if the path contains spaces.The user running the client application must have permission to write to the log file and to create new files in the directory where the log files are created. | |
| Log_Rotation | Daily | To specify how frequently the log file is rotated based on time or log size, set the Log_Rotation parameter to one of the values:— Daily: Rotates log file each day. This is the default value. — Weekly: Rotates log file each week. — Monthly: Rotates log file each month. — Size:Rotates log file when they reach the size specified in Log_Size_Limit. — None: No logs are generated. |
| Log_Size_Limit | To specify how large log files are before they are rotated, set the Log_Size_Limit parameter. This parameter is used only when Log_Rotation is set to Size. Set the value to any positive integer. The default unit is bytes. You can use the suffix k or K for kilobytes and m or M for megabytes. The default value is 100k. | |
| Log_GMT | No | For logging on local machine, specify if timestamps include the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) offset by setting the Log_GMT parameter. The following settings are available:— Yes: Timestamps include the GMT offset. — No:Timestamps do not include the GMT offset. This is the default value. When enabled, timestamps include the deviation from GMT, as shown below. |
| SysLog_IP | To enable logging on SysLog Server, set the SysLog_IP parameter to the IP address of the SysLog server on which logs are to be saved.— Either SysLog_IP or Log_File parameter will be used for logging. If both the values are specified, SysLog_IP will have first priority for logging. | |
| SysLog_Port | To enable logging on SysLog Server, set the SysLog_Port parameter to the port used to connect the client to the SysLog server. | |
| SysLog_Protocol | To enable logging on SysLog Server, set the SysLog_Protocol parameter used for communication between the client and the SysLog server. The possible options are:— TCP — UDP — SSL To enable logging on SysLog Server, it is mandatory to provide correct values for all the three parameters. Additionally, to use the SSL protocol, | |
| LoggingUtility | Log4j | Enables logging support for REST Webservices. Following loggers are supported: —Log4j — JavaLogger |
