As a temporary workaround, you can do this by starting the JVM yourself,
and redirecting output. As a more long term issue, this should be done
automatically w/in mod_jserv ... it's something I want to do, but others
are talking about it now, so hopefully either they will or I will find
time to do this.
hth
Ed
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Tarang Patel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The question relates to the fact that some of the underlying classes that I
> use in my Servlet make use of System.out.println(). In the Servlet itself I
> do make use of getServletContext().log and "log" methods.
>
> I desparately need this as I am getting some funky errors with a servlet of
> mine. It works sometimes and then at other times (unpredicatbly) causes
> Server error 500.
>
> Tarang
>
>
>
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