In Content Webservice, requests and responses can be logged to special log files.

The log directory, verbosity, entity size of an entry, max log file size and max log file count can be parameterized.

Enabling request logging can have a negative impact on the performance of requests.

To enable the request logging open the file

easy archive installationfolder/config/embedded-ebis/configuration/ebis.xml

Add the following two lines to the <properties> section, if they do not exist:

<entry key="requestlog.folder">C:/archive/ebis-requestlog</entry>
<entry key="requestlog.verbosity">HEADERS_ONLY</entry>
<entry key="requestlog.entity.size">300000</entry>
<entry key="requestlog.max.file.size">2000000</entry>
<entry key="requestlog.max.file.count">10</entry>

requestlog.folder: 

The directory where the log files should be written.

requestlog.verbosity:

The following values are valid:

HEADERS_ONLY:

Only content of HTTP headers is logged.

PAYLOAD_ANY:

Full verbose logging.

PAYLOAD_TEXT:

Content of HTTP headers as well as entity content of textual media types is logged.

NONE:

Turn off request logging (default)

requestlog.entity.size

Property for configuring a maximum number of bytes of entity to be logged.
If the value is missing or invalid, the default value '30000' takes effect.
As soon as the request or response entity exceeds this size, "...more..." will be logged instead.

requestlog.max.file.size

Property for configuring the maximum size of a log file in bytes.
If the size of the log file exceeds this value, a new log file is automatically created with sequential number as suffix.
If the value is missing or invalid, the default value '20000000' takes effect.

requestlog.max.file.count

Property for configuring the maximum number of log files with consecutive number.
When this number of created log files is reached, the most recent file is emptied and rewritten.
If the value is missing or invalid, the default value '10' takes effect.


The changes will take effect after a redeployment of the embedded-ebis plugin.

(Alternatively, the archive server can also be restarted.)