The Solar Eclipse client is the user interface portion of Solar Eclipse, and is installed on each terminal or computer you use to run the Solar Eclipse software. You can set the client to log certain types of messages for each user. We recommend that you do not change the Solar Eclipse client logging level from the default setting of Error unless you are troubleshooting an issue.
To configure the Solar Eclipse client logging level:
From the File menu, select Preferences to display the Preferences window.
Note: You can also access the Preferences window by clicking Preferences in the Eclipse Login window.
Click the Logging tab and select one of the following logging levels. The logging hierarchy is inclusive from top to bottom as it is listed below. That is, the Debug level includes information that would be logged at the Info, Warn, Error, and Fatal levels. If you change the logging level to Warn, the system logs the Warn, Error, and Fatal messages, but does not log Info and Debug messages.
Debug - Logs detailed information about system activity and is useful to programmers and Eclipse support personnel. This logging level logs the most messages.
Info - Logs messages that highlight the progress of the application.
Warn - Logs messages when the application experiences a questionable program state that does not stop processing but that could potentially cause problems.
Error - Logs messages when errors occur that might still allow the application to continue running. This is the default.
Fatal - Logs messages when errors occur that will likely lead the application to stop running.
Click OK to save your changes and exit the window. The new logging level takes effect immediately.
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