Trace: • Session Isolation • Setting Default Values • Using DBSecurityManager • REST API Filter • Addressing the Server via JNDI • Database Connection via JNDI • Getting Environment Information on Server Side
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| ~~Title: VisionX Logging ~~ | ~~Title: VisionX Logging ~~ | ||
| - | VisionX starts an embedded application server (Tomcat) and an embedded database (PostgreSQL). Especially log output from the application server is interesting. If you use logging in your application in the live preview, you won't see the message without enabling VisionX logging. | + | VisionX starts an embedded application server ([[http://tomcat.apache.org/|Tomcat]]) and an embedded database ([[https://www.postgresql.org/|PostgreSQL]]). Especially log output from the application server is interesting. If you use logging in your application in the live preview, you won't see the message without enabling VisionX logging. |
| It's simple to enable logging. Open the file **logging.properties** from //lib// directory. Add following line at the end: | It's simple to enable logging. Open the file **logging.properties** from //lib// directory. Add following line at the end: | ||