How to turn on error messages that make sense?

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2 total messages Started by Allan_T Fri, 25 Jun 2004 22:31

#16

Author: Allan_T
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 22:31

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Hi there,

I am currently getting the unhelpful and misleading (and wrong) "DON'T USE READ ()!" error messages for all sorts of minor errors I have made - like mispelling a command attribute, resizing EPS before rasterizing it, and some other minor errors.

How can I turn on error messages that make sense? I believe seeing some messages that at least make some sense before, but now, I am just getting thie message all the time.

I'm using the webservice and can't set the loglevel.

Hope you can help. Thanks!

Allan

Re: How to turn on error messages that make sense?

#17

Author: Bob_Emerson
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 22:52

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You can set the log level for Web Services in the Admin interface:
 <http://localhost:8019/altercast>

The log file will be at:
{your install location}\server\webapps\altercast\WEB-INF\logs\altercast.log

It's usually easier to debug your XML commands using the command line interface.

"DON'T USE READ ()!" is a Java error which generally means you're trying to read a nonexistent file.
Either there's:
- no valid input file--probably a path problem.
- or no valid output file was created--any error in your XML which should be listed in the altercast.log no matter what the log setting

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