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Create a new Logger into Adobe CQ

CQ allows you to create custom log files. You can define your own Logger by in CQ Web Console Configuration (/system/console/configMgr).

There are 3 steps to create a new logger:

·         Create a new instance of the Factory Configuration Apache Sling Logging Logger Configuration.

·         Set the Log level you wish (Trace, Debug, Info, Warn or Error).

·         Specify the Log File. For example, logs/example.log. This will be created automatically in your CQ logs folder.

·         Configure the Message pattern for formatting the log messages.

Specify the Loggers which will be logged into the new Log file. Here we usually give one or several java package names. Any message logged within those packages will end up in this new Log file. Each logger name applies for any child category unless configured otherwise. E.g. a logger name of org.apache.sling applies to logger org.apache.sling.commons unless there is a different configuration for org.apache.sling.commons

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