This section describes the log related properties that you can set in the STR and the Desktop.
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pico.logdateformat | Default value: This property specifies the date format to be used in the log files. See http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html for further information. | |||||
| pico.log.header | Default value: " " This property enables the addition of a header to the log file generated, which indicates which pico, and in which version of After setting this property you must restart the relevant pico. | |||||
| pico.log.level | Default value: "WARNING" This property specifies the log level. The available values for
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pico.pid | Default value: This property specifies the directory you want the EC or Platform to write process ID (PID) file to. If this property is not included in the pico configuration, the default directory, $MZ_HOME/log will be used.
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pico.stderr | Default value: If this property is not included in the pico configuration, the default directory, $MZ_HOME/log will be used.
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pico.stdout | Default value: This property specifies the directory you want the EC or Platform to write standard output to. If this property is not included in the pico configuration, the default directory, $MZ_HOME/log will be used.
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| log4j.configurationFile | Default value: This property specifies the location of log4j2 configuration file. If this property is not included in the pico configuration, the default directory, $MZ_HOME/etc/log4j2.xml will be used.
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