Hi Andrew,

{Tomcat_home}/logs/stdout.log is the only file that gets anything and it is minimal.  I don't seem to have a catalina.out, but perhaps this is stdout.log under Tomcat 5.0?

Thanks for the reminder about the net debugger.  I picks up my calls but the information is limited. For example, when my java method threw a NullPointerException the NetDebugger gave me the following fairly cryptic message...
DebugId: 0
EventType: "Status"
MovieUrl: "http://localhost:8080/ge-flex/eMotor.mxml.swf"
Protocol: "http"
Source: "Client"
Time: 1113200308656
Date (object #1)
....."Mon Apr 11 16:18:28 GMT+1000 2005"
Status (object #2)
.....code: "Server.Processing"
.....description: (undefined)
.....details: ""
.....level: "error"
.....type: ""
.....rootcause (object #3)
..........code: (undefined)
..........description: (undefined)
..........details: ""
..........level: "error"
..........type: ""

Have you got an example of debug output from remote calls from your logs? I'm interested what it looks like.

cheers

Dan

Andrew Spaulding wrote:

Hey Dan,

have you tried looking at catalina.out?

Also if you have turned on all of the debugging on the flex-config how
about running the NetConnectionDebugger ? It will help monitor all
remoteObject calls and the result/fault returns from your java backend.

You can find it in your flex install directory
/extras/netConnectionDebugger/

Andrew

btw I use Flex 1.5, Tomcat 4.1.30, Windows XP


--- In [email protected], Dan Tropp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is getting really frustrating.  I have turned all the debug flags
> to true in the flex-config.xml file and the logging level to debug, and
> I still get nothing!
>
> I can't locate any flashlog.txt (or similar) on the client and no debug
> information is appearing in my WEB-INF/flex/logs/flex.log or in my
> Tomcat server logs.  Have I missed some simple setting?
>
> I also installed the Debug Flash Player, but the Debugger option from
> the context menu is always greyed out.
>
> What debugging information do people work with?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Dan
> (Tomcat5, Flex1.5, Windows XP)
>
> PS It has taken me a couple of hours to realise my server-side Java
> method was throwing a Null Pointer exception.  The only information I
> was getting was "Error: An error occurred during service invocation" in
> my Tomcat log.  Urgh!






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