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::*Determines the level of information stored in the log. <tt>FATAL</tt> is the | ::*Determines the level of information stored in the log. <tt>FATAL</tt> is the highest level. It records the least amount of information. Each lower level records successively more information. | ||
::*Possible values: | ::*Possible values: | ||
::**<tt>FATAL</tt>: Only fatal error messages are recorded. | |||
::**<tt>ERROR</tt>: Error messages and fatal errors are recorded. | |||
::**<tt>WARN</tt>: Warnings, errors, and fatal errors are recorded. | |||
::**'''<tt>INFO</tt>''' (default): Debug messages coded into user classes are recorded, along with informative messages coded into the platform. | |||
::**<tt>DEBUG</tt>: Debug messages coded into the platform are recorded. | |||
::**<tt>TRACE</tt>: Every step the platform takes is recorded. | ::**<tt>TRACE</tt>: Every step the platform takes is recorded. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:45, 22 June 2012
Settings > Administration > Global Resources > Developer Configuration
- Namespace
- The identifier specified here becomes the high-level package name for all classes created by the tenant.
- Considerations
- When a tenant is created, the namespace is blank
- Namespace must be unique for each tenant (each LongJump Platform instance)
- Namespace cannot be changed in the Production Instance, and is visible as Read-only data
- Namespace can be changed in a Development Instance
- Debug Log Level
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- Determines the level of information stored in the log. FATAL is the highest level. It records the least amount of information. Each lower level records successively more information.
- Possible values:
- FATAL: Only fatal error messages are recorded.
- ERROR: Error messages and fatal errors are recorded.
- WARN: Warnings, errors, and fatal errors are recorded.
- INFO (default): Debug messages coded into user classes are recorded, along with informative messages coded into the platform.
- DEBUG: Debug messages coded into the platform are recorded.
- TRACE: Every step the platform takes is recorded.