I’m trying to get system/gateway logging working on a system. I have a very simple Project Library script call TestLogger: import system.util def runTest(): logger = system.util.getLogger('test') logger.info('testing') And on a button click actionPerformed I run: TestLogger.runTest() So I s…

[image] wpmccormick: should I also be seeing a logger named test ? Not in this instance because you're calling it from a client scope. If the gateway calls it, it would show up in the gateway's log.

Designer and Vision Clients log locally. You will not see their output in the gateway.

I could have sworn I’ve done this before. I have a Vision Client that runs some extrememly convoluted shared gateway script. I need to start untangling it, and I thought logging some debug level messages to capture certain values after certain user actions would be extremely useful. Is there no wa…

I’ve made the same mistake. You say the user is running some convoluted gateway script - is it running it on the gateway via a message handler (or gateway tag change)? If so - those logs would in fact appear in the logs on your gateway webpage. If you need the logged to the gateway, have the clie…

[image] bkarabinchak.psi: send a message to a gateway message handler Not sure I've done this before. Please elaborate.

Under Gateway Event Scripts you can set up a Message Handler like this - [image] and then from your client you can send it a payload (data pertinent to whatever you are running, if needed) via system.util.sendMessage - Ignition User Manual 8.0 - Ignition Documentation . Then, whatever happens in…

Cool. So just to wrap this up and put a bow on for the next sorry sod … In my SharedProject Gateway Event Scripts, I added a logMessageHandler: def handleMessage(payload): """ This message handler will be called each time a message of this type is received. Arguments: payload: A dictionary …

@pturmel showed a simpler way to handle the levels a while back if you want to shorten your code: [image] [SOLVED] Logging client scoped events to gateway Ignition Psst! Try this: logger = system.util.getLogger(payload['loggerName']) m = getattr(logger, payload['level'…

system.util.getLogger problem

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witman October 1, 2021, 5:26pm 9

@pturmel showed a simpler way to handle the levels a while back if you want to shorten your code: