Re: ServletContext.log Where?!

[Christopher Schultz]

Hatem,
 AbouHassan wrote:
I'm trying to log messages in the ServletContext.log, but after I ran
the application did not find where the log is?  [snip]
> its not in the catalina.out nor the
localhost_myapp_log.xxx.txt!!!
You should have a  entry in your server.xml file for the context 
in question. This will specify the log file. Generally, that file 
appears in $TOMCAT_HOME/logs/[logname].

If you are running from a shared install of Tomcat, then you'll find 
those logs at $CATALINA_HOME/logs

-chris

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ServletContext.log Where?!

[Hatem AbouHassan]

Hi,
I'm trying to log messages in the ServletContext.log, but after I ran the application 
did not find where the log is?
The documentation asks me to consult the Application Server Documentation!! but I 
couldn't find it anywhere?
Can someone kindly hint me out on where is the log?

thanks.
Notes: its not in the catalina.out nor the localhost_myapp_log.xxx.txt!!!

RE: ServletContext.log() - where does it go?

[Vladimir Grishchenko]

change verbosity level/path in server.xml?

--V.

-Original Message-
From: chris brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 3:15 AM
To: tomcat-user
Subject: ServletContext.log() - where does it go?


I've tried some simple logging using the following code in some servlets
running under Tomcat 3.2.3.

getServletContext().log("some message");

Normally, I would have expected this to appear in the "servlet.log" file,
but this file remains empty.  It's created correctly by Tomcat whenever
Tomcat starts, but seems empty.

Any ideas as to what I should do to make the messages appear?

Thanks,
Chris


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ServletContext.log() - where does it go?

[chris brown]

I've tried some simple logging using the following code in some servlets
running under Tomcat 3.2.3.

getServletContext().log("some message");

Normally, I would have expected this to appear in the "servlet.log" file,
but this file remains empty.  It's created correctly by Tomcat whenever
Tomcat starts, but seems empty.

Any ideas as to what I should do to make the messages appear?

Thanks,
Chris