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Set the logger hierarchy


WAS handlers are attached to the Java root logger, which is at the top of the logger hierarchy. As a result, any request from anywhere in the logger tree can be processed by WAS handlers.

Configure the appserver to handle logs in many different ways. Set the log settings based upon the configuration and the logging structure that best suits the needs.

 

 

Example

The following example shows how these requirements can be met using the Java logging infrastructure:



 

Related tasks


Use a logger
Create log resource bundles and message files

 

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