Add unix timestamp milliseconds to dumpLog messages

[anna.git] / example / diameter / launcher / resources / services_examples / services.dtd

diff --git a/example/diameter/launcher/resources/services_examples/services.dtd b/example/diameter/launcher/resources/services_examples/services.dtd
index c1bc9da..00808a4 100755 (executable)
--- a/example/diameter/launcher/resources/services_examples/services.dtd
+++ b/example/diameter/launcher/resources/services_examples/services.dtd
@@ -60,10 +60,10 @@
    splitLog:                                Splits log file (appends to log filename, extensions with the type of event: see help on
                                             startup information-level traces). No log files for code/decode and load operations are created.
                                             Default value 'no'.
-   detailedLog:                             Insert detailed information at log files. Should be disabled on automatic tests. Useful on
-                                            'balance' mode to know messages flow along the sockets. Default value 'no'.
+   detailedLog:                             Insert detailed information at log files (timestamps, communication resources, etc.). Useful
+                                            to analyze the messages flow along the sockets (specially on 'balance' mode). Default 'no'.
    dumpLog:                                 Write to disk every incoming/outcoming message named as:
-                                               '<originHost>.<hop by hop>.<end to end>.<message code>.<request|answer>.<type of event>.xml'
+                                               '<unix ms timestamp>.<originHost>.<hop by hop>.<end to end>.<message code>.<request|answer>.<type of event>.xml'
                                             Default value 'no'.
    burstLog:                                Burst operations log file. By default '<originHost>.launcher.burst'. Empty string or "null" name, to disable.
                                             Warning: there is no rotation for log files (use logrotate or whatever). Output: dot (.) for each