sysout gets logged at INFO level and syserr at WARN level (I think).
You will see them in your logs as long as you have logging set to the
appropriate level. Default level is WARN so sysout is not logged.
See /War/WEB-INF/logging.properties in the standard project layout.
On 15 Jun 2010, at 00:03, drift elysium wrote:
hi all,
It's common to use System.out.println statements while testing in
the development server.
I am curious to know if the statement System.out.println will have
any pathological effect on the production server (if we forget to
comment/remove those lines).
Also , is it possible to view our code online after deploying?
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