That would be interesting to me, too. *bump* ;).
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web
By default JBoss logs to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/log/server.log . By default
it logs Seam debug messages.
Or are you not using JBoss?
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Tomcat 5.5 with Eclipse. I can see the log in my Eclipse console, but it's only
INFO and WARN.
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Using
I don't know anything about Tomcat, sorry. But you'll need to find out where it
logs to (what you get in eclipse is the console output which is typically less
verbose than the log) and, then, if there are no debug messags from Seam,
adjust the Tomcat log configuration so that they do appear.
I have no idea how tomcat directly on eclipse works, but in JBoss you can
adust log levels in the conf/log4j.xml file. What you see as output from JBoss
is the console log, and is filtered to show only INFO/WARN. What you see in
log/server.log is every log message that isn't filtered out by
I'm deploying to the JDeveloepr's built-in OC4J container. Does SEAM use
log4j? I looked in its code and it appears to be using jboss logging (which I
guess might be using log4j under the covers). If so, what specific settings do
I need in my log4j config file in order to get the system to
Yes it's using log4j under the cover,
| category name=org.jboss.seam
| priority value=TRACE/
| /category
|
Will let you have info down to TRACE mode (TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR)
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