TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation

Technical Reference
Jakarta Service
Log
This file cannot be viewed in the UI, you must open the actual log file.
Actual file located in
/tomcat/logs/spotfire/jakarta_service_yyyyMM
dd.log, where yyyyMMdd is replaced by the log file’s creation date.
This log file contains information about when the Tomcat service is
started and stopped.
11.1.6 Export Log File
By clicking on the Export Log File button, you can save the current log file to disk.
Note: This only exports the Spotfire Server log, not the logs of the Configuration and
Console and Spotfire Controller.
11.1.7 Log Out
For security reasons, always make sure to exit your browser when logging out of
Server Logs and Diagnostics. This makes sure no session cookies are retained.
11.2 Server.xml
Spotfire Server is implemented as a Tomcat web application. For this reason, it uses a
standard Tomcat web application configuration file, server.xml, to store information it
needs when starting. This file is stored in /tomcat/conf/>. You
should only need to make changes to this server if you need to change port numbers
after installation, or if you need to tweak Tomcat behavior. Note that each Spotfire
Server in a cluster has a server.xml. Therefore, if you need to make changes to it, you
need to make those changes to all the servers in the cluster.
The standard server.xml delivered with Spotfire Server looks like this: