Ramani:
Two different ways to get output from servlets are:
1) use the log function
log(str) - string is written to your JServ log file
log(str, throwable)
log(ex, str)
2) if you manually start JServ, re-direct your standard output and/or
standard error before starting JServ
An example UNIX startup script consists of:
exec >> log.out 2>> log.err
java -classpath ....
Hope this helps,
Jackie
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