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   .File-Based Logger
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  -The file-based logger will only save the events on close (or when a certain threshold is reached). If you want events to be saved at regular intervals (such as during debugging), use a threaded file logger so the audit view is updated to show the latest state. When creating a threaded file logger, you can specify the interval after which events should be saved to the file (in milliseconds).
  +The file-based logger only saves the events on close or when a certain threshold is reached. If you want events to be saved at regular intervals (such as during debugging), use a threaded file logger so the audit view is updated to show the latest state. When creating a threaded file logger, you can specify the interval after which events should be saved to the file (in milliseconds).
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positive.code: 
  The repository structure follows the maven structure described in xref:_assets_projects_gloss_chap-project[].
  
  For instructions on how to install and set up the plug-in, see the _{INSTALLATION_GUIDE}_.
  
  = Creating BPM Project
  
  .Prerequisite
  You must have Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio with both Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite and Red Hat JBoss BRMS plug-ins and runtime environments installed. For more information, see _{INSTALLATION_GUIDE}_.
  
  To create a BPM project:
  
  
negative.code: . Click *jBPM* -> *jBPM project*.
  . In the *Create New jBPM Project* dialog, select the required content and click *Next*.
  . If you did not select a project with online examples, specify the project name, location, and type:
  * `Java and jBPM Runtime classes`: select the runtime to be used by the project or click *Manage Runtime Definitions...* and define a new runtime (for details on runtime resources, see the _{DEVELOPMENT_GUIDE}_).
  * `Maven`: specify maven properties of your project.
  
  [[_creating_process]]
  = Creating Process
  
  In JBoss Developer Studio with the Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite plug-in, create a process the same way as other resources:
  
  . Click *File* -> *New* -> *Other...*.
  . Click *jBPM* -> *jBPM Process Diagram*.
  