Oh, how I hate logging with Tomcat 5.5. It says they removed the localhost log,
sending the data to stdout, but I can never find it. I have to throw log4j in
there at the Tomcat level and direct things its way.
Once you figure it out, we probably should have a faq entry about it somewhere.
Don
Ted Husted wrote:
So, if I'm deploying Tomcat 5.5. and compiling MailReader under Java
1.5, what do I need to do to adjust the logging level past "INFO".
Which begs the question: Do we still need so much logging in the
MailReader? It's much easy to debug a web application in an IDE these
days, and the logging statements tend to complicate the design. I
wouldn't want to hedge on error handling (MailReader could actually
use some more), but I don't know if the logging statements help or
hinder at this point.
To demonstrate logging, we could also do an example in the Cookbook
application instead, and maybe show using different logging levels and
such.
-Ted.
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