12-20-2011 01:26 PM
Sometimes, I forget something in my configuration and my Nuxeo application doesn't work. Okay and sometimes troubles comes from Nuxeo and I would like to try to find the type of trouble 🙂
I would like to have more autonomy and try to find alone my trouble before asking on the list 🙂
This question is for you 🙂
12-20-2011 02:13 PM
As all java application, Nuxeo provides a logging system that helps Nuxeo developer and Nuxeo support to investigate your troubles.
You can use this information yourself, and trust me, this will open a door to discover the Nuxeo Platform and go further to the comprehension of the Nuxeo World (That's near of Shakespeare) 🙂
Most of the time, when you will have a trouble, the best way to create your issue into the tracker, or post into the forum or a question, here, into answers :
Most of the time 1. 2. 3. are well followed but 4. is unknown and that's why I will try here to give you the key.
First by default (if you didn't change the configuration), the localization of the log file is here
$NUXEO/log/server.log
or here
/var/log/nuxeo/server.log
If your trouble is critical and detected into the platform most of the time the code will produce an entry into this file with the level ERROR. Reporting this error into your ticket will the half (or near) of the resolution of your trouble.
How to find this ERROR: Open the log file and search "ERROR" with case sensitive. You must have something like
2011-07-19 13:35:03,466 ERROR [.........] .............
org.tic.tac.toe.AnUglyExceptionName
at org.something.i.really.dont.understand.ISayIReallyDontUnderstand.areYouDeaf(ISayIReallyDontUnderstand.java:xxx)
at org.and.this.is.not.finished....
... etc with "at" beginning of each line ....
at org.....
caused by: ....
at ....
... etc with at at the beginning of each line ....
at ....
caused by: .... important part ...
at ....
... etc with at at the beginning of each line ....
at ....
2011-07-19 13:35:04,466 ERROR [.........] .............
... and so on ...
Here is my piece of advice if you want to understand the root of your trouble:
Read these 2 lines, if you have no idea of what does mean these lines, this is the time to create a ticket.
Hope this will help you 🙂
12-20-2011 02:13 PM
As all java application, Nuxeo provides a logging system that helps Nuxeo developer and Nuxeo support to investigate your troubles.
You can use this information yourself, and trust me, this will open a door to discover the Nuxeo Platform and go further to the comprehension of the Nuxeo World (That's near of Shakespeare) 🙂
Most of the time, when you will have a trouble, the best way to create your issue into the tracker, or post into the forum or a question, here, into answers :
Most of the time 1. 2. 3. are well followed but 4. is unknown and that's why I will try here to give you the key.
First by default (if you didn't change the configuration), the localization of the log file is here
$NUXEO/log/server.log
or here
/var/log/nuxeo/server.log
If your trouble is critical and detected into the platform most of the time the code will produce an entry into this file with the level ERROR. Reporting this error into your ticket will the half (or near) of the resolution of your trouble.
How to find this ERROR: Open the log file and search "ERROR" with case sensitive. You must have something like
2011-07-19 13:35:03,466 ERROR [.........] .............
org.tic.tac.toe.AnUglyExceptionName
at org.something.i.really.dont.understand.ISayIReallyDontUnderstand.areYouDeaf(ISayIReallyDontUnderstand.java:xxx)
at org.and.this.is.not.finished....
... etc with "at" beginning of each line ....
at org.....
caused by: ....
at ....
... etc with at at the beginning of each line ....
at ....
caused by: .... important part ...
at ....
... etc with at at the beginning of each line ....
at ....
2011-07-19 13:35:04,466 ERROR [.........] .............
... and so on ...
Here is my piece of advice if you want to understand the root of your trouble:
Read these 2 lines, if you have no idea of what does mean these lines, this is the time to create a ticket.
Hope this will help you 🙂
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