Logging enabling not stable

[michelpons]

While trying to test ticket #8, I am faced with the following issue: I enable COLTT on Aspen Properties Thermo System using COLTT Controller. Then I close the controller. I reopen it and I see that Aspen Properties Thermo System is no longer logged.

[michaelhalloran]

Assigned to Ahsan.

[michaelhalloran]

Michel,

Do you actually get a logfile?

can you check that you have these two keys in your registry after the installation:

CRegistryWrapper HKCRCOLoggerMTServer(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,

\"Software

Classes

CLSID

{10889F1F-F070-482C-9730-3C44C4699A5F}

InprocServer32\", TRUE);

CRegistryWrapper HKCRCOLoggerSTServer(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,

\"Software

Classes

CLSID

{0CBF8DE7-E56E-4D78-BB7D-F45A27701DF7}

InprocServer32\", TRUE);

I think if one of these was missing, the controller would show logging enabled even though it was not really enabled, which would mean no logfile but also on restarting the controller the component would be shown as not logged.

Do you have IE 8 installed? It may be that the problem we had before is preventing the installation from working and the logging DLLs are not actually registered.

[michelpons]

I have seen no log file. In fact, I have discovered the issue when after running a case with a logged PMC, I did not find the log file and reopening the controller, the PMC was not declared as logged.

I have found none of the two registry keys listed.

I have IE8 installed.