HPEL logging and trace settings

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HPEL logging and trace settings

Use this page to configure HPEL logging and trace settings for the server.
We can only access this page when the server is configured to use HPEL log and trace mode. From the console...

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Settings

Configure HPEL logging If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
Configure HPEL trace If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
Configure HPEL text log If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
View HPEL logs and trace We can also use this page to filter and search the repository. We can export the customized view or full repository into a text file or into a new HPEL repository.
Change log detail levels Enter a log detail level that specifies the components, packages, or groups to trace.
Change log and trace mode Switch back to basic mode logging, instead of HPEL mode logging currently enabled for this server.
Manage process logs WAS processes contain two output streams that are accessible to native code: stdout and stderr. Native code, including JVM, might write data to these process streams. In addition, you can also configure JVM-provided and System.err streams to write their data to these streams.
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Configure HPEL logging	If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
Configure HPEL trace	If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
Configure HPEL text log	If server is running, current runtime values are displayed.
View HPEL logs and trace	We can also use this page to filter and search the repository. We can export the customized view or full repository into a text file or into a new HPEL repository.
Change log detail levels	Enter a log detail level that specifies the components, packages, or groups to trace.
Change log and trace mode	Switch back to basic mode logging, instead of HPEL mode logging currently enabled for this server.
Manage process logs	WAS processes contain two output streams that are accessible to native code: stdout and stderr. Native code, including JVM, might write data to these process streams. In addition, you can also configure JVM-provided and System.err streams to write their data to these streams.