Absolutely. There are two possible approaches, however with JRUN it
automatically captures all System.out and System.err to log files. My
particular installation will capture of .out messages to
{jrun.rootdir}/logs/{jrun.server.name}-out.log which for me translates to
/jrun/servers/logs/admin-out.log
Also, you could write a simple log service which you could use in your
servlets/beans and toggle it on and off via a property file.
Hope this helps,
Dean
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I�am a new JRun�s user.
Does anybody know how to send a System.out.println("XXX") to a log
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