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!include glog.webserver.properties
2. Edit the glog.properties file for each application server and insert the line
!propertySet WEB_CUSTOM,sibling
before the line:
!include glog.webserver.properties
Also insert the line:
!propertySet APP_CUSTOM,sibling
before the line:
!include glog.appserver.properties
Finally, insert the line:
!propertySet APP_WORKFLOW_THREADING,sibling
before the lines:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Thread Properties – End
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
Disabling Property Sets
Property sets can be disabled without modifying property files through the use of system properties.
This can be useful when running a command-line tool that cannot access the database due to a
firewall setup, but needs other OTM properties. To disable all property set loading, set the following
system variable when invoking OTM or one of its tools:
-Dglog.propertySets.enabled=false
It may also be useful to allow property sets but suppress any errors generated by missing property
sets. If a property set is being designed, for example, it may be helpful to add it first to the property
file via a !propertySet directive and stage it later in the database. To suppress the default errors
logged to the console, set
-Dglog.propertySets.reportErrors=false
More Information
For more information and complete documentation of all properties, please consult the online help
topic "Property Files".
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