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Configuring the Log File for Import of Systems Modeling Language
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When you import a Systems Modeling Language (SysML) project, the system saves a log file in the temp folder for Capital. You can use a SysML.properties file to configure how the system names the log file and generates the time stamps in the log file, and also to specify the logging level.
Procedure
- Navigate to the <Capital_installation_directory\adaptors\resources\SysML.properties file and open it in a text editor.Caution In versions prior to Capital 2308, the file is called SysML_default.properties by default. You must remove the suffix _default if you want to configure the log file naming.
From version Capital 2308, the file will be called SysML.properties by default.
- Edit the settings as required: Table 3: SysML.properties ParametersParameter
Description
uniqueLogNameEnabled
If set to true, each log has a unique name of SysML_Import followed by a timestamp (date and time). For example, SysML_Import_2022-09-01_15-45-26.log. If set to false, the file is always named SysML_Import.log without a unique date and time.
format
The format used to timestamp the contents
of the log file.
By default:
Copyformat=%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss} [%p]- %m%n
level
The level label used for the information in
the log file. By default, this is set to INFO.
For example, this is how the value INFO appears
in a line of the log file:
Copy2022-09-01 15:45:41 [INFO] - Prompting User for InputPossible values are FATAL, ERROR, INFO, and DEBUG.
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Capital Systems Modeler User Guide, 2512.2606
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