InternalLogLevel

InternalLogLevel=NONE, BASIC, SERVER, SERVER#, SUPPORT, GUI, or DEV

• NONE: No log

• BASIC: Only logging of HTTP requests' arrival and departures. This level is meant to be used for troubleshooting of production (and also testing) systems, especially in the areas of communication and component handshaking. Since version: 2.4b

• SERVER: Only HTTP requests and responses

• SERVER#: SERVER + the content sent within requests and received within responses. SpecialClientSecureMessages=N should also be set, in order to view unscrambled content.

• SUPPORT: SERVER + a few messages of .NET, SQLite gateway and data source conversions.

• GUI: SUPPORT + A few GUI messages logged by the client

• DEV: All messages logged by the client

Note: The log content is secured and compressed, except for the SUPPORT level log.

During development, the keyword sets the log level of the client. If the InternalLogFile keyword is defined, but InternalLogLevel is left blank, then the log will only include warning and errors.

During deployment, the keyword sets a maximum for the log level of the client.

If the keyword is not set, the maximum log level will be SERVER.

Unlike other server logs that are defined in the Logging section and written to the ExternalLogFileName, the BASIC log level is taken from the [MAGIC_RIA] section and saves the entries to the GeneralErrorLog.

InternalLogFile

InternalLogFile= file name; if not set, the output is directed to the client's desktop: MgxpaRIA_YYYY_MM_DD[.Process ID].log

InternalLogSync

InternalLogSync=Message, Session, or None

• None: The log file is flushed to the disk automatically, according to the .NET Framework's default.

• Session: The log file is not flushed to the disk automatically. This level is the fastest.

• Message: The log file is opened and closed for each message. This level ensures content preserving, but is the slowest.v

DisplayStatisticInformation

DisplayStatisticInformation=Y or N

If set to Y:

Hovering over the rightmost corner of the topmost task's status bar provides a list of the last 5 HTTP requests.

Upon session completion, the client displays the Session Statistics dialog box, and writes the summary to the internal log file.

Platform specific: When using this option on a Windows Mobile device, the Session Statistics will only be written to the log.

HTTPRequestTimeout

This value is sent to the Rich Client during the handshake with the server, and is used to time out HTTP requests from the client to the server (that is, the time that the client will retry sending the request to the server).

If the request cannot be sent to the server, the client will wait for 1/10 of the HTTP request timeout and then resend the request.

Default value: 5 seconds

Since version: 2.4