NO-JIRA clarify logging docs
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Disabled by default
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== Activating TRACE for a specific logger
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== Configuring a Specific Level for a Logger
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Sometimes it is necessary to get more detailed logs from a particular logger.
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For example, when you're trying to troublshoot an issue.
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== Debug Logging
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Detailed protocol logging (e.g. packets in/out) can be activated by turning on `TRACE` logging for `org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.protocol.mqtt`.
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Follow xref:logging.adoc#activating-trace-for-a-specific-logger[these steps] to configure logging appropriately.
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Follow xref:logging.adoc#configuring-a-specific-level-for-a-logger[these steps] to configure logging appropriately.
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The MQTT specification doesn't dictate the format of the payloads which clients publish.
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As far as the broker is concerned a payload is just an array of bytes.
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This can be extremely useful for debugging or simply monitoring client activity.
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Along with the STOMP frame itself the remote IP address of the client is logged as well as the internal connection ID so that frames from the same client can be correlated.
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Follow xref:logging.adoc#configuring-a-specific-level-for-a-logger[these steps] to configure logging appropriately.
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== Routing Semantics
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The STOMP specification is intentionally ambiguous about message routing semantics.
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