topic AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x in Swift Maps SDK Questions

AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

zdtorok — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 11:10:30 GMT

There exists a very useful way to debug requests in 100.x, this:

let config = AGSRequestConfiguration.global() config.debugLogFileURL = URL(fileURLWithPath: "/tmp/arcgis.md") config.debugLogRequests = true config.debugLogIncludeRequestHeaders = true config.debugLogResponses = true config.debugLogIncludeResponseHeaders = true config.debugLogResponseTrimThreshold = 500 config.debugLogIgnoreTiledLayerRequests = true

Is there an equivalent version in 200.x? I checked the documentation but haven't found anything similar.

Re: AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

NimeshJarecha — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 15:54:34 GMT

Hi @zdtorok,

Please use ConsoleNetworkLogger in 200.x for request logging. You can use following code at the start of the application.

let logger = ConsoleNetworkLogger(requestOptions: [.method, .body, .headers], responseOptions: [.data, .headers]) logger.startLogging()

Also, you can use the NetworkLogger protocol to build your own custom network logger.

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Nimesh

Re: AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

tsroyh — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 11:04:46 GMT

Hi Nimesh,

How do you access the logs after that? Can you save them to a file? Are they visible anywhere?

Thank you

Re: AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

NimeshJarecha — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 15:08:04 GMT

Hi @tsroyh,

You can view the logs created by ConsoleNetworkLogger in the Xcode debug console. If you want to save the logs to a file, please create your own logger using the NetworkLogger protocol.

Regards,

Nimesh

Re: AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

tsroyh — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 09:56:24 GMT

Thanks Nimesh!

Is there another step to attach the logger to the ArcGIS SDK/env/map? Just init of ConsoleNetworkLogger and `startLogging()` doesn't seem to produce any logs.

Thank you

Re: AGSRequestConfiguration in 200.x

NimeshJarecha — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 17:20:37 GMT

Please make sure the instance of the logger is not getting released. If you have a SwiftUI app then you can do this,

import ArcGIS import SwiftUI @main struct ExamplesApp: App { let logger = ConsoleNetworkLogger(requestOptions: [.method, .body, .headers], responseOptions: [.data, .headers]) init() { logger.startLogging() } var body: some SwiftUI.Scene { ....... } }