Where to configure the application server logging
Planon uses the standard logging which comes with JBoss.
The logging is defined in the standalone-full.xml and can be configured with the JBoss CLI.
Below is an example to get more detailed logging for investigation purposes. If enabled it will generate a lot of logging and you should only do this for testing purposes:
1. Open the JBoss CLI.
2. Set the logger category from which the information is needed to DEBUG. For example logger category pnlog.DEFAULT:
/subsystem=logging/logger=pnlog.DEFAULT/:write-attribute(name=level,value=DEBUG)
3. Always set the console handler to the same log level that you want to log. Otherwise, the changes to the log level will not be reflected in the log file. In our example that would be DEBUG:
/subsystem=logging/console-handler=CONSOLE/:write-attribute(name=level,value=DEBUG)
4. The log will be available in your server.log located ...\Server\wildfly-*\standalone\log
For other options, see Audit log for the application server.
 | If you do not know which logger should be set, use the JBoss CLI GUI. This tool allows you to easily view the different logger categories and change the log level from info to debug and back. For example if you are interested in Scheduler issues, set pnlog.SCHEDULERENGINE to DEBUG. |