On Friday 10 January 2003 02:24 pm, Luc Foisy wrote: > Thanks paul, that was some kind of answer I was looking for. > > Since the documentation said this (after looking at it again just moments > ago) Standard Error Logger (org.apache.catalina.logger.SystemErrLogger) The > Standard Error Logger records all logged messages to whatever stream the > standard error output of Catalina is pointed at. The default Catalina > startup script points this at file logs/catalina.out relative to > $CATALINA_HOME. This logger supports no additional attributes. > > Standard Output Logger (org.apache.catalina.logger.SystemOutLogger) > The Standard Output Logger records all logged messages to whatever stream > the standard output of Catalina is pointed at. The default Catalina startup > script points this at file logs/catalina.out relative to $CATALINA_HOME. > This logger supports no additional attributes. > > So I was guessing that context specific stuff couldnt be managed for > System.out > > At the moment we have a jar file application (non web) so in development > mode we have stuff going through System.out When we deploy to the web, > there are a few extra classes to bridge the application with the web side > of things. > > So in my jsp's we can simply call this ServletContext.log(), what would be > the best way to snafu all the System.out and push it through > ServletContext.log()?? > > And here is my nomination for Context specific System.out logging done by > tomcat! :)
o.a.c.logger.SystemOutLogger and o.a.c.logger.SystemErrLogger do the opposite of what you want. They direct all ServletContext.log() for a specific Context to the Catalina's standard output or standard error output respectively. Like I said I believe you can't cheat System.out.print() into working like ServletContext.log(), which gives you the convinience of per-Context Loggers. You can only change the entire Tomcat engine's standard (error) output to a destination other than $CATALINA_HOME/logs/catalina.out as laid out in my previous message. You may have to write a Perl script or use sed (or a Windows equivalent, if any) to replace every occurance of System.out.print()/println() with calls to a good logging API like commons-logging or log4j. Paul -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
