Hi,
maybe this will work for you:
If you already have println everywhere, the simplest
is to pipe > it to a log.dat file. then use "tail -f
log.dat" to monitor the log.
ron
--- Stefan Henke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to integrate a logfile into my webapp to
> write some info to (e.g. if
> an exception is thrown). I used a stream which
> should be stored in a file.
> I thought of opening a PrintWriter and add it to the
> session-objects.
> But I think this is no good idea because there is a
> multi-user access to the
> file and the streams is only written to the file if
> I close the stream.
>
> Does anybody has a better solution?
>
> Thanks
> Stefan
>
>
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