Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Weblogic log level mapping

For quite some time now I wondered about the differences in log-levels. For instance, if you configure the log levels in the classes in SB12c or SOA Suite,  You see levels as INCIDENT , ERROR, and TRACE, even with several sub leverls (1, 16, 32). But on the Server Log configuration in Weblogic, you see levels a s ERROR, NOTICE and DEBUG, or TRACE.  And then in Java, JDK logging we even have other log levels.

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.
Geplaatst door Anonymous op 14:21
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