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3.2.2 Logging

Code Dx uses Logback for logging. To configure Logback, add a logback.xml file to the appdata

directory. An example Logback configuration will be provided in the sampleConfig folder of a

distribution copy of Code Dx. For more information about the logging configuration, consult

the Logback manual.

3.2.3 Code Dx Properties

The most important configuration file is codedx.props ("the 'props' file"), which is expected to

be located in the appdata directory. The 'props' file determines:

 Database connection information

 Super user credentials

 Analysis behavior

 Active Directory login information

The 'props' file is formatted as a .properties file, using key-value pairs to set various

configuration fields. An example 'props' file is provided in the sampleConfig directory of a

distribution copy of Code Dx.

3.2.4 Database Connection Properties

In order for Code Dx to access a database, you will need to tell it where the database is, what

type of database it is, and how to log in. For example, a connection to a MySQL database would

be configured as follows:

swa.db.url = jdbc:mysql://localhost/codedx

swa.db.driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver

swa.db.user = database_username

swa.db.password = database_password

swa.db.datasource = com.mysql.jdbc.jdbc2.optional.MysqlDataSource

This configuration describes a MySQL database that is running on the same machine as the

Code Dx server, with a username of "database_username" and password of

"database_password".

Note that Code Dx does not create the database nor the user it uses for connections. The

assumption is that the database and user are created ahead of time by the database

administrator. Once those are ready, Code Dx will use the connection information to create

the tables it needs.

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