The log Element"
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By default, ZK's logger depends on how the Web server is configured. However, you could configure ZK to load and monitor i3-log.conf as described in the '''Logger''' section of the '''Beyond ZK''' chapter. | By default, ZK's logger depends on how the Web server is configured. However, you could configure ZK to load and monitor i3-log.conf as described in the '''Logger''' section of the '''Beyond ZK''' chapter. | ||
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where an empty string means all packages, not just <tt>org.zkoss</tt> in the previous example. | where an empty string means all packages, not just <tt>org.zkoss</tt> in the previous example. | ||
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Revision as of 08:45, 12 July 2010
By default, ZK's logger depends on how the Web server is configured. However, you could configure ZK to load and monitor i3-log.conf as described in the Logger section of the Beyond ZK chapter.
<log>
<log-base>org.zkoss</log-base>
</log>
If you want to use the same logging mechanism in your application, you could configure ZK to handle all loggers as follows.
<log>
<log-base></log-base>
</log>
where an empty string means all packages, not just org.zkoss in the previous example.