The whole Log class is something between a mess and a minefield; I've published a function in another thread that creates a log file and gets it's contents as a string. You could use this as a guide to get what you need out of the logging system. For my purposes, I have a very simple perl script on my site which receives log messages posted by my error catching system, and complely bypasses codenameone's error logging mechanism.
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