Toggling HTTP Message Logging

In the Users view, you can enable or disable logging for direct web services HTTP messages. By default, HTTP messages are not logged.

Logging should be used only in development environments to help with debugging.

The HTTP message logging from the Jade Monitor does not change the state of the LogHttpMessages parameter in the [WebOptions] section of the Jade initialization file.

To turn on HTTP message logging

  1. In the Users view, select the process or processes for which you want to turn on HTTP message logging.

  2. Right‑click and then select the Turn HTTP Logging On command from the popup menu that is displayed.

    If any of the selected processes is capable of HTTP logging and the logging for that application is currently off, the Turn HTTP Logging On command is enabled.

HTTP logging is then turned on.

The HTTP messages are logged to the web session Web Application Monitor or to a file called <application‑name>_p<PID>_Http_Messages.log (where the <application‑name> prefix specifies the name of the application and <PID> is the instance number of the process object of the application). The PID value should be the same number that is displayed in parentheses next to the process in the Jade Monitor.

To turn off HTTP message logging

  1. In the Users view, select the process or processes for which you want to turn off HTTP message logging.

  2. Right‑click and then select the Turn HTTP Logging Off command from the popup menu that is displayed.

    If any of the selected processes is capable of HTTP logging and the logging for that application is currently on, the Turn HTTP Logging Off command is enabled.

HTTP logging is then turned off.

2022.0.05 and higher