Depends on what container you use.
If you are just running the Windows installer or the -bin distribution,
check the commandline window from which you started Jetty/GeoServer ?
Those messages are probably mirrored in the
<GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR>/logs/geoserver.log file
In Tomcat it's usually in logs/catalina.out , relative to the Tomcat root.
-Arne
On 11/22/10 1:28 PM, Luís de Sousa wrote:
<snip>
I listed the contents of the data_dir/gwc directory but it contains no
logs. Where can I find them?
Thank you,
Luís
2010/11/22 Arne Kepp <a...@tiledmarble.org <mailto:a...@tiledmarble.org>>
1.7.7 is kind of old, I don't remember the causes for a 400
(without a proper error message).
The request looks fine, and if all the layers are present in
gwc/demo then it appears that you have already set
GEOSERVER_WMS_URL correctly.
Check the logfiles?
-Arne
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