Logging and tracing in Portal Search
We can enable logging and tracing for Portal Search in order to obtain more information. Portal Search provides logging and tracing so that we can get additional information for resolving possible problems. The Portal Search messages are divided into the following groups:
- Error messages
- Error messages inform you about fatal events in Portal Search. Error messages are marked with the ERROR level.
- Warning messages
- Warning messages inform you about events that are not fatal, but so important that you should know about them. Warning messages are marked with the WARN level.
- Information messages
- Information messages help you monitor Portal Seach and give you information about what is happening in Portal Search. Information messages can be marked the INFO level.
For information about portal logging and tracing and how to enable logging refer to Logging and tracing.
Portal Search has the following trace strings:
- com.ibm.portal.search
- Use to turn on all Portal Search messages.
- com.ibm.portal.search.notIndexed
- Enable to obtain messages about URLs that are discovered by the crawler but could not be fetched and indexed for different reasons.
- com.ibm.portal.search.crawler
- Enable to obtain messages about the crawling process.
- com.ibm.portal.search.crawler.failure
- Enable to obtain messages about failures that happen during a crawl.
- com.ibm.portal.search.index
- Enable to obtain messages about the indexing process.
- com.ibm.portal.search.index.failure
- Enable to obtain messages about failures that happen during the indexing process.
Enable logging for a remote search configuration
If you have set up Portal Search in a remote configuration on a WebSphere Application Server server, the log messages are filtered and printed out according to the WebSphere Application Server logging and tracing configuration. In this case refer to the WebSphere Application Server information center.
Parent topic:
Portal Search