This is probably application-server specific.....
each server has a utility JAR file for things like this.
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> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 4:56 PM
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> Subject: servlet Question...
>
>
> Since you guys are good in servlet, I am daring to ask this Question.
>
> Is there any method defined in servlet API to find out the servlet
> container's log file. I do not want to hard code the name of the
> file in my
> code because I might be running the same servlet within different servlet
> containers.
>
> Amit Gupta
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