Which task aids a developer in correcting log message visibility in the WebDAV when using Logger?

Ensuring that the Log Center permissions are correctly set is crucial for a developer to have the necessary visibility into log messages when using Logger in WebDAV. If permissions are not granted appropriately, the developer might not be able to access or view the log files, leading to a lack of visibility into important log messages. Proper permissions allow for the correct reading and interpretation of those logs, which can significantly aid in troubleshooting and debugging.

The other options do not contribute directly to log message visibility in the context of using Logger with WebDAV. For instance, setting the logging global preference to false would inhibit logging altogether, making it impossible to view any log messages. Altering the log level to error would limit visibility to only error messages, potentially missing out on critical warning or informational logs that could provide context for issues. Lastly, ensuring the log file is archived is more about managing log storage rather than improving visibility; archived files are not accessible in real-time and do not assist in immediate troubleshooting efforts.