Logging Settings
You can configure logging settings in either the Sitecore user interface or the Website_root/
Website/App_Config/Include/CT3Translation.config configuration file.
The configuration in the Sitecore user interface overrides that in the configuration file.
There are multiple places to configure settings for the Bulk Translation wizard:
| Setting |
Where to Configure |
For Details, See… |
| The location of the log files. |
the Website_root/
Website/App_Config/
Include/
CT3Translation.config configuration file |
Configuring Logging Settings in the Configuration File |
The minimum logging level written to the log files.
Note: If this is configured in both locations, then the setting in the Sitecore user interface overrides the setting in the configuration file. If this is not configured in the Sitecore user interface, then the Connector uses the value specified in the CT3Translation.config file. |
the Sitecore user interface |
Configuring Logging Settings in Sitecore |
the Website_root/
Website/App_Config/
Include/
CT3Translation.config configuration file |
Configuring Logging Settings in the Configuration File |
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1 - Configuring Logging Settings in the Configuration File
You configure the Connector’s logging settings by modifying the following configuration file: Website_root/Website/App_Config/Include/CT3Translation.config. You can specify the following settings:
| Setting Name |
Description |
Supported Values |
Default Value |
ClayTablet.
LogFolder |
By default, the Connector logs are in the same folder as the Sitecore logs. This enables you to use the Sitecore Log Viewer tool to view Connector logs as well. Connector log files use the following file-name format: log.CTTLOG.yyyymmdd.txt. |
a path |
$(dataFolder
/Logs/ |
ClayTablet.
LogLevel |
The minimum logging level written to the log files.
Note: This setting can be overridden by the Logging Level setting specified in the Sitecore user interface, which is described in Configuring Logging Settings in Sitecore. |
From the highest to lowest log level:
* DEBUG
* Diagnose
* ERROR
* INFO
* Warn |
INFO |
You configure the Connector’s logging settings by modifying the following configuration file: Website_root/Website/App_Config/Include/CT3Translation.config. You can specify the following settings:
| Setting Name |
Description |
Supported Values |
Default Value |
ClayTablet.
LogFolder |
By default, the Connector logs are in the same folder as the Sitecore logs. This enables you to use the Sitecore Log Viewer tool to view Connector logs as well. Connector log files use the following file-name format: log.CTTLOG.yyyymmdd.txt. |
a path |
$(dataFolder
/Logs/ |
ClayTablet.
LogLevel |
The minimum logging level written to the log files.
Note: This setting can be overridden by the Logging Level setting specified in the Sitecore user interface, which is described in Configuring Logging Settings in Sitecore. |
From the highest to lowest log level:
* DEBUG
* Diagnose
* ERROR
* INFO
* Warn |
INFO |
2 - Configuring Logging Settings in Sitecore
In the Sitecore user interface, you can specify the minimum logging level written to the log files.
Note: This setting overrides the ClayTablet.LogLevel setting specified in the Website_root/Website/App_Config/Include/CT3Translation.config file, which is described in Configuring Logging Settings in the Configuration File.
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In the Content Editor, in the content tree, navigate to /sitecore/system/Settings/Lionbridge Settings/Lionbridge Connector Settings/.
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Click the Lionbridge Connector Settings item to select it and open it in the content area.
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Scroll down to the Logging section.
- Specify the following option:
| Option |
Description |
| Logging Level |
The minimum logging level written to the log files. Select one of the values below from the dropdown list. They are listed from the highest to lowest log level:
* DEBUG
* Diagnose
* ERROR
* INFO
* Warn |
- Click the Save button
in the top-left corner to save your changes. This change takes effect immediately.