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When you import an OWL ontology file as a concept model and export a concept model as an OWL ontology file, there is information log in the Notification Window by default that provides the user helpful information regarding the details of the import and export, e.g., operations Concept Modeler is performing, any problems it has encountered when importing an ontology or exporting a concept model, and details about the result of the import and export whether it completed successfully or was unsuccessful.


The log detail in the Notification Window at the bottom of the diagram.

The detail of some fatal errors when exporting a concept model and importing an ontology, e.g., a denied access or permission to export the file, is displayed in the log and opens the message dialog informing you the result of the export, as shown in the following figures.

The message dialog showing the result of the export.

The problem of the denied access when exporting a concept model is explained in the log in the Notification Window.

Some errors displayed in the log do not allow the importing process to be completed as shown below. In the log section, the error of setting a catalog file indicates the unsuccessful ontology importing.

The importing error of setting a catalog file is explained in the log in the Notification Window.

Increasing and decreasing log levels

Apart from using log information to see the result of the export and diagnose any arising problems, you can increase or decrease log levels to customize the scope levels of log displayed in the Notification Window by changing the log level in ccmlogconfig.xml located in the MagicDraw installation folder.


To increase or decrease log level


  1. In the MagicDraw installation folder, open the data directory.
  2. Open ccmlogconfig.xml with any text editors.



  3. On the highlighted line shown in the figure below, change the log level to one of the five levels indicated in the comment above the line: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, or ERROR.

    Information

    Log levels are as follows

    • TRACE level shows all log information from the TRACE level to ERROR level.
    • DEBUG level shows all log information from the DEBUG level to ERROR level.
    • INFO level, by default, shows all log information from the INFO level to ERROR level.
    • WARN level shows all log information from the WARN level to ERROR level.
    • ERROR level shows log information only at ERROR level.
  4. On the main menu, click File > Save and close the file.