1# Logging Configuration 2# --------------------- 3# By setting properties in this file, you can change the behavior 4# of the java.util.logging framework. Some examples are listed below. 5# 6# 7# To change the logging threshold of all loggers to the value 8# java.util.logging.Level.CONFIG, un-comment the following line: 9# 10# .level=CONFIG 11# 12# 13# To change the logging threshold of all loggers in the "foo.bar" 14# namespace to java.util.logging.Level.FINEST, un-comment the follwing 15# line. This will also affect any children, such as "foo.bar.baz". 16# 17# foo.bar.level=FINEST 18# 19# 20# To register a FileHandler for the "foo.bar" namespace and its 21# children, un-comment the following line. By default, the FileHandler 22# will write XML-formatted messages into a file "java0.log" in the 23# user's home directory. 24# 25# foo.bar.handlers=java.util.logging.FileHandler 26# 27# 28# To make a FileHandler use plain text instead of XML, and to place 29# the log file into a different location (such as /tmp/myfile.log 30# or /var/tmp/myfile.log), un-comment the following: 31# 32# java.util.logging.FileHandler.pattern=%t/myfile.log 33# java.util.logging.FileHandler.formatter=java.util.logging.SimpleFormatter 34# 35# 36# Logging can be configured in many ways. For more information, please 37# look at the documentation of the java.util.logging package. 38 39 40# Send log records to System.err, default to INFO per documentation. 41handlers = java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler 42.level = INFO 43