Justin,
If all you want to do is log Exceptions from a servlet , you can:
1. use the log() method of the GenericServlet
2. override the default behavior
3. implement your own logging mechanism.
Otherwise , if you want to log from EJBs , Pauls advise is acceptable.
Ishai
Justin Pham wrote:
>
> We are building an application using EJB and servlet using VAJ and
> Websphere. In the servlet, we try to catch
> any exception and depending on the kind of exception, we build a
> corresponding error message (timestamp, message_id, message_name,
> message_context) and throw into the log file. We have the following
> problem:
>
> 1. We have problem in reading the file path of the log file in
> websphere. Rightnow, we have to put the file path of the init parameter
> of servlet and read through this servlet by calling the
> getInitParameter( ). Inside websphere, we have problem to read directly
> the file path through the ResourceBundle object. Does anyone have this
> kind of problem?
> 2. If we have a hundred of different kinds of error messages, how can
> we store them efficiently if we don't like to put them in the database
> or any file.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Justin Pham
>
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