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- Log in to Aptify using the default login dialog if you have not previously logged in as this user.
- When a user connects to Aptify from a computer running the Aptify Desktop client for the first time, the client downloads new copies of all of the relevant Object Repository Objects, including Startup.exe.config and Aptify Shell.exe.config.
- You can also capture exceptions from an Aptify application server by modifying the AptifyAsyncProcessor.exe.config file on the Application server.
- You can also log exceptions capture from Aptify web by modifying the site's web.config file.
- Locate the Startup.exe.config or Aptify Shell.exe.config file on your client computer (typically located in C:\Program Files\Aptify 5.0 or 5.5).
- Right-click the file and select Properties from the pop-up menu to open the Windows Properties dialog for this file.
- If necessary, clear the Read-only check box in the Attributes section.
- The config files may be read-only by default.
- Click OK to close the file’s Properties dialog.
- Open Startup.exe.config or Aptify Shell.exe.config using a text editor, such as Notepad.
Uncomment the publisher mode attribute from within the exceptionManagement section by removing the <!-- from before and the --> from the end. The line is below:
No Format nopanel true <publisher mode="on" days="3" exceptionformat="xml" directory="c:\" assembly="AptifyExceptionManagement" type="Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.XMLFilePublisher"/>
If the line does not exist, add it between the exceptionManagement tags.
When no publishers are defined in the exceptionManagement section, the default publisher is used. The default publisher is the Event Log publisher.
Configure the settings to fit your organization’s needs.
- publisher mode: Values are On or Off. When set to On, exceptions are published to that publisher. When set to Off, exceptions are not published to the publisher.
- days: The length of time that exceptions are logged before a new file is created.
- exceptionformat: The format of the exception file.Values are xml or exception. The supported format for the default publisher is xml.
- directory: The location where the file should be logged. Note that all users must have access to the file and file location.
assembly: The assembly for this publisher. The default value is AptifyException. However an developer can create a plug-in based on an organization’s needs.
type: The publisher type. The default value is Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.XMLFilePublisher. Aptify 5.5.4 adds support for a database publisher that sends database exceptions to a new entity, Error Log. The type for the database publisher is Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.DatabasePublisher.
For example, to enable the database publisher, you would enter something similar to the following:No Format nopanel true <exceptionManagement mode="on" defaultseverity="0" legacytextformat="true"> <publisher mode="on" assembly="AptifyExceptionManagement" type="Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.DatabasePublisher"/> </exceptionManagement>
In this example, both the default Error Log publisher and the database publisher are enabled:
No Format nopanel true <exceptionManagement mode="on" defaultseverity="0"> <publisher mode="on" assembly="AptifyExceptionManagement" type="Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.DatabasePublisher"/> <publisher mode="on" assembly="AptifyExceptionManagement" type="Aptify.Framework.ExceptionManagement.EventLogPublisher"/> </exceptionManagement>
- Save the Startup.exe.config or Aptify Shell.exe.config file (or web.config for Aptify web or AptifyAsyncProcessor.exe.config file on the Application server) .
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When the database publisher is enabled, it is possible that a great number of Error Log records could be created. Aptify recommends that when the database publisher is enabled, that archive runs be set up for the Error Log records. all exceptions are logged to Error Log records (unless you have it configured to log to both Aptify and the Windows Event Log). This can result in a large number of records which you many find you want to archive or delete overtime. There is not currently an archive run type to support archiving. This is a feature we are considering for future releases. Please contact Aptify if you are interested in this feature. See the "Archive Runs" section of the Administration Services chapter of the the Aptify 5.5.1 Administration Guide for for more information. |