Hi Anthony,

On 4/7/06, Anthony Bigbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  Several questions and some bug reporting on 1.7.0pre0.
>
>  Engine
>  ----------
>  Should  a running  engine pick automatically pick up on changes to  a
> process definition (such as changes to etc/engine/cron.xml) if it is defined
> as a <service> in  etc/engine/engine-configuration.xml?  Is a restart
> required because I simply change the message string in cron and I'm not
> seeing that reflected in history.log without engine restart.

Strange, I thought I had it working. Could you please fill a bug report for it ?

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=54621&atid=474244


>  Logging
>  -----------
>  1.  In a previous message, John Mettraux said that
>  'The HistoryService has its parameters in
> etc/engine/engine-configuration.xml, it's not following log4j
> directives, but takes some inspiration from them.'
>
> While I see a service entry for "history", I don't see any parameters for
> logging granularity.   How is granularity specified?

http://www.openwfe.org/docbook/build/apas02.html#id2529452

I think I implemented it for SqlHistory but completely forgot to
'port' it to TextHistory.

This would deserve a feature request :
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=54621&atid=474247


>  2.  I cannot find any mechanism for controlling pyya-apre logging
> verbosity.  All I can see is that standard error and standard output are
> redirected to $LOG in bin/pyya-apre.sh (which for some reason, logging is
> still going to the console).   The output has entries like  INFO, so
> presumably this is controllable.

Whoah, it's been so long since I received the last question about pyya-apre.

Controlling log verbosity hasn't yet been implemented.

It could be done though by modifying  openwfe/applic/__init__.py


>  3.  My first attempt to control granularity of apre.log  doesn't seem to
> have worked.  I'm still getting DEBUG and INFO for [main].
>  I tried this:
>  <category name="org.apache.axis">
>          <priority value="ERROR">
>          <appender-ref ref="axis-file" />
>      </category>
>
>      <category name="openwfe.org">
>          <priority value="ERROR">
>          <appender-ref ref="file" />
>      </category>
>
>      <root>
>          <priority value="ERROR" />
>          <appender-ref ref="file" />
>      </root>
>
>  Any suggestions?

You could try to set the level at 'WARN'.


>  It would be nice if the manual/book had an explicit section on logging that
> covers all logging.

Feature request...


>  pyya-apre
>  --------------
>  I found that the following pyya-apre files probably should be modified.
>
>  openwfe/engine/participant.py
>  DEFAULT_PMAP_FILE = 'etc/engine/participant-map.xml'
>
>  bin/pyya-apre.sh (ditto for pyya-apre.bat)
>  PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$ETC/lib
>
>  pyya-apre-scripts/ToPdfAgent.py (ditto for EmailNotificationAgent.py)
>  from openwfe.apre import Agent

Could you generate the appropriate patches and upload them ?

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=54621&atid=474246



Thanks for reporting and thanks in advance for the project tracking
items. Have a nice week-end,

--
John Mettraux   -///-   http://jmettraux.openwfe.org


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