Success:
try {
| final FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("/tmp/logger.txt");
| fw.write("log message here, at: " + new java.util.Date() +
"\n");
| fw.close();
| } catch(Exception e) { }
|
Sun's java.util.logging came out with Java 1.4. You would think they would
have some capability like the code I put above.
Oh and I can't use @Logger because some of this is happening outside of Seam,
like in Servlets. I need to just write my own file logger, like the above.
This is so amazing that, even years after 1.4 came out, basic log messages
still vanish.
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