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REST Administration : REST Web Application Administration : Managing REST Web applications in the absence of the REST Management Agent : Monitoring and maintaining REST Web application log files
 
Monitoring and maintaining REST Web application log files
To monitor and maintain the application logs you make use of the following files of a REST Web application:
*log4j.properties: You use this file to control the log settings of third-party components. To control the log settings, you must refer to the instructions inside the log4j.properties file and uncomment the lines of code as per your requirement. The log4j.properties file is in $CATALINA_HOME\webapps\application-name\WEB-INF\classes\
*runtime.props: You use this file to control the log setting of the OpenEdge components. The runtime.props file is in $CATALINA_HOME\webapps\application-name\WEB-INF\adapters\.
The two properties, in the runtime.props file, you edit are:
*serviceLoggingLevel
*serviceLogEntryTypes
If you want to delete or move the log files, you must stop the REST Web application context using the Web server's management console.
For information about these REST Web application properties, see Reference to OpenEdge Web Service Properties.