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Are you sure that everyone can write to the log file?
I had to set the o+w mode to successfully get logs.
But if not you should at least get some error messages in apache's
error_log.
Sam Couter wrote:
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> Guenther Wieser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Maybe the mailing list archive would have helped?
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> It was, a bit. I found I could get System.out by running JServ in Manual
> mode, so at least I can do *some* debugging.
> It probably would have been more useful if the search was working. :/
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> > So here's another version:
> > > In the JSDK api in HttpServlet there's the method getServletContext()
> > > which returns the current context. The ServletConext then has a method
> > > called log(), and guess what, this is the thing you need!
> > > It works similar to System.out.println(), the famous debugging method
> > > for the real experienced java programmer ;-)
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> That's right. It works very similarly. It all goes to /dev/null. ;)
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> > > To make sure that you log file contains the log ouput add/change the
> > > following in jserv.properties:
> > > log.file=/usr/local/jserv/logs/jserv.trace
> > > log.channel.servletLog=true <-- THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ENTRY!!!!!!
> > >
> > > Make sure that log.file is fully qualified, otherwise you might get in
> > > troubles.
> > > Of course, set the log.file to what you nedd!
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> Small section of my jserv.properties:
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> log.file=/onestep/projects/onestep/jserv.log
> log.channel.servletLog=true
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> These settings are reflected in the /jserv-status/ page, and still nothing
> appears in the log file I've specified.
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> Sam Couter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Internet Engineer
> tSA Consulting
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