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Working with Logs

Mule Management Console (MMC) was deprecated in December 2015. Its End of Life is July 15, 2019. For more information see the MMC Migrator Tool or contact your Customer Success Manager to determine how you can migrate to Anypoint Runtime Manager.

There are three types of logs you can view when working with the management console:

  • Mule ESB log. To view the log file for a Mule ESB instance you’re monitoring in the management console, follow these steps:

    1. Go to the Servers tab, then click the name of the server whose logs you want to view.

    2. MMC displays the Dashboard for the selected server. Click the Files tab.

    3. MMC displays the folder and file list. Click the logs/ folder.

    4. In the list of files for the folder, click mule_ee. This log file provides details about the startup of the Mule server, any errors thrown, etc.

  • Management console logs. The management console itself generates some log files specific to the console’s functionality. For example, the mmc-shell-scripts.log file provides information about any shell scripts that you run in the management console (see below). These log files are located in the application server’s logs directory, such as <TomcatHome>/logs when you deploy the management console to Tomcat.

  • Container logs. The container in which you deployed the management console will produce its own log files that provide information such as the deployment success of the MMC WAR file. For information on these logs, see your container’s documentation. For information on logging in Tomcat, see the Apache Logging FAQs.

Shell Script Log

The shell script log (mmc-shell-scripts.log) provides information on any scripts you’ve created in the management console. The default logging level for the shell script log is INFO, which you can modify in the log4j2.properties file (such as webapps/console/WEB-INF/classes/log4j2.properties in Tomcat). You can modify the admin.shell.script category to change the logging output for all console shell scripts, or to modify the output for a single script, modify the admin.shell.script.[<scriptName>] category, where [<scriptName>] is the name of the script surrounded by square brackets with any spaces escaped by a backslash, such as admin.shell.script.[My\ Script].

Note: If you enter a script in the admin shell and click Evaluate before saving the script, the logging category for that script is admin.shell.script.[$shell].