Today I experienced the urge to look it up and fout this nice document. It describes the configuration of logging in Fusion Middleware. It contains this nice table:
ODL
|
WebLogic Server
|
Java
|
| OFF | OFF | 2147483647 - OFF |
| INCIDENT_ERROR:1 | (EMERGENCY) | 1100 |
| INCIDENT_ERROR:4 | EMERGENCY | 1090 |
| INCIDENT_ERROR:14 | ALERT | 1060 |
| INCIDENT_ERROR:24 | CRITICAL | 1030 |
| ERROR:1 | (ERROR) | 1000 - SEVERE |
| ERROR:7 | ERROR | 980 |
| WARNING:1 | WARNING | 900 - WARNING |
| WARNING:7 | NOTICE | 880 |
| NOTIFICATION:1 | INFO | 800 – INFO |
| NOTIFICATION:16 | (DEBUG) | 700 - CONFIG |
| TRACE:1 | (DEBUG) | 500 – FINE |
| TRACE:1 | DEBUG | 495 |
| TRACE:16 | (TRACE) | 400 - FINER |
| TRACE:32 | (TRACE) | 300 - FINEST |
| TRACE:32 | TRACE | 295 |
This helps quite neatly. Especially, because to have ODL logging get through to the Server log-files, you need to set the appropriate level on the Weblogic server.
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