ECF Logs

Log Levels

You can set the log level from the host application with the following line:

jQuery.sap.log.setLevel(jQuery.sap.log.Level.DEBUG);

Other possible log levels are (in ascending order, TRACE containing the highest level of information):

jQuery.sap.log.Level.FATAL
jQuery.sap.log.Level.ERROR
jQuery.sap.log.Level.WARNING
jQuery.sap.log.Level.INFO
jQuery.sap.log.Level.DEBUG
jQuery.sap.log.Level.TRACE

To set the log level of the browser to debug, add the following to the URL

?sap-ui-debug=true

This also loads the debug versions of the source files.

Saving Log Files

Log is not written to a file by default. Instead it is collected to the internal log model. The current log information can be saved to a file by requesting it from the host application.

example:

The following code creates a button which saves the current ECF log to a file when clicked. The log file name is logfile.json, and it is saved to the default download folder in the json format.

     var loadLogsButton = new sap.m.Button({text: "Download Logs"});
     loadLogsButton.attachPress(
           function (){
                  var ecfsession = sap.ecf.core.Session.getInstance();
                  ecfsession.downloadECFLog();
           }
     );