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Item

Description

Access Log

The path to the access log. This must be the full disk path to the log file.

Access Log Flush Interval

The interval (in seconds) between writes to the access log. The Active Web servlet will store log data internally until the next write interval, when all the internal data is written to the log. This reduces the time spent writing to the log. A good starting value is 120 but if you are having problems that need debugging you may want to reduce this.

Error Log

The path to the error log. This must be the full disk path to the log file.

Script Debugger Log

The path to the debug log. This must be the full disk path to the log file.

Script Debugger Log Flush Interval

The interval (in seconds) between writes to the debug log. The Active Web servlet will store log data internally until the next write interval, when all the internal data is written to the log. This reduces the time spent writing to the log. A good starting value is 120 but if you are actively debugging (rather than doing debug monitoring) you may want to reduce this.

Script Debugger Log Level

The level of detail that will be put in the debug log. Level-0 is minimal detail and level-5 is full information. Note that using a higher debug level will put a lot of data in the log which will grow rapidly and so is not recommended unless actively debugging.


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